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Life is relative.
The blog of a photography addict with an eye for the sky.
even though the weather disallowed finding the near earth object
I had one of the greatest nights in a long while.
arctic nightsky (by John A.Hemmingsen)
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M31
Taken with Canon 60D, EF 300mm f/2.8, EXP 400, EXP 800, f/2.8, 335 x 2 min
Mount: Tripod with barn door mount attached. Tracking at 4 rpm.
Total time: 5h35m, two days total.
Stacked in Registax and processed in GIMP
That moment when you have Jupiter lined up in your telescope….and just before you gaze into the eyepiece, you see the beam of light coming through and realize…
Woah. That beam of light is the collection of photons reaching me…
FROM ANOTHER WORLD.
It’s such an indescribable realization….like….
There really is nothing quite like seeing the universe through a telescope with your own eyes… so much more satisfying than any images you can find in books or on the internet.
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IC 434, Barnard 33, and NGC 2024 (by Loowit Imaging - Steve Rosenow, Photographer)
