Utah Monolith and Star Trails at night
Utah Monolith and Star Trails at night And as quickly as the Utah Monolith had appeared within our collective conscious, it was gone. Reports are that sometime on Friday night…
Utah Monolith and Star Trails at night And as quickly as the Utah Monolith had appeared within our collective conscious, it was gone. Reports are that sometime on Friday night…
Some things in the world just deserve a drop-everything, no-holds-barred trip, and the opportunity to see the Utah Monolith at night was certainly no exception. Even on Thanksgiving. I made…
Magnitude +2.4 Comet NEOWISE (C/2020 F3) continues to provide amazing opportunities for photographers, and the dynamic terrain around Crested Butte, Colorado allowed me to capture one image I was not…
Comet NEOWISE from Lizard Head Pass, CO So Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE does not disappoint! After about four hours of scouting locations (heavily relying upon The Photographer's Ephemeris), I finally…
Since I rarely shoot the northern sky, to date I haven't had an incursion by the nearly-600 Starlink satellites that have been launched by SpaceX to date. Comet NEOWISE provided…
On the run with marginal internet, but here's a few from yesterday. Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE's tail is getting really impressive, and is now nearly 10° long and clearly displays…
Odd weather conditions did not cooperate for this morning's attempt to get Comet Neowise rising over the Denver skyline. After a super-hot day, overnight a thunderstorm complex developed over the…
Our third potentially-spectacular Comet of the summer, C/2020 F3 NEOWISE, is actually performing beyond expectations (currently estimated at magnitude +1.3), especially after Comets Swan and Atlas fizzled and/or broke apart…
The Shot: 'Milky Way over Corkscrew Gulch, Colorado'. I love the San Juans, and Day 4 of this trip gave me a whole new appreciation of the Red Mountain Pass…
Every once in awhile you’re out shooting and you capture something unusual. One of the primary reasons I enjoy capturing images of the night sky is because I never really…