Pieter
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Wow nice result and good thing you picked this back up. So much better than your other one (which was already something that I can only hope to once achieve). Top right galaxy (IGC 4263 I think it is) also got so much better! -
My archive of the first steps I take in astronomy and astrophotography.
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From the album: My first steps
Oh that would have been a very good place to bring my telescope... a day's worth of dog sledding into no man's land. -
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It is a sight to behold, especially when your vacation was almost over and already took peace with the fact that we would'nt see it anymore. Our joy was immense when it suddenly filled the skies -
Thanks! It's a good thing this is a small resolution though because there is a lot of noise on the bigger ones -
Had a nice view of the moon and my first glance at Orion using my parent's Eschenbach Miyauchi. I can not wait to get out of this apartment and into my new garden with no big apartment block light turning on every time a neighbour drives through the parking lot!!!
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From the album: My first steps
Last day of our holiday in northern Sweden. Shot with a Canon EOS 400D. Funny story is that I forgot to take of the connector of the mount back home so I had to use the shoulderstrap to fix it to the mount... Not an easy task in -30°C. -
From the album: My first steps
Last day of our holiday in northern Sweden. Shot with a Canon EOS 400D. Funny story is that I forgot to take of the connector of the mount back home so I had to use the shoulderstrap to fix it to the mount... Not an easy task in -30°C. -
From the album: My first steps
Last day of our holiday in northern Sweden. Shot with a Canon EOS 400D. Funny story is that I forgot to take of the connector of the mount back home so I had to use the shoulderstrap to fix it to the mount... Not an easy task in -30°C. -
From the album: My first steps
From this picture forward I wanted to start doing astrophotography. I was amazed with the amount of stars the picture showed when I looked at this picture back home... Shot with a Canon EOS 400D. Funny story is that I forgot to take of the connector of the mount back home so I had to use the shoulderstrap to fix it to the mount... Not an easy task in -30°C (northern Sweden). -
From the album: My first steps
I took this picture in the middle of the night and while I was hanging outside my appartment window to caputure it. I could'nt use the binoculars in combination with my smartphone (S6) since the moon was on a terrible location to be seen from inside. This is one of my first steps into astrophotography (if you can even call it that much ) -
From the album: My first steps
A picture of the full Moon taken with my Samsung S6 and a binoculars of my parents. Was not easy to combine the two to take the picture but I consider this as one of my first steps into astrography.
