7/7/14: Frontal Squall (timelapse)
Tonight's passage of the front over Golden provided quite an amazing show due to the ample humidity, providing spectacular lightning and cumulonimbus clouds that rapidly changed from moment to moment.…
7/5/14: Conjunction of Moon and Mars
If you're out and about tonight, take a quick gander up at the moon, and you'll notice that the orange-red planet Mars is quite close to tonight's half-moon, while the…
4/3/14: Anatomy of a TerraLapse image
So some are wondering how I've been capturing such long exposures in a single image, and I'm here to tell you that it takes a bit of effort, let alone…
12/1/13: Catching Time at Dusk, Golden, CO
Driving home from New Mexico, chasing stunning clouds this evening over Golden. Barely got to the Boyd exit in time to catch a few. Images captured to further develop my…
11/01/13: Catching Time, an alternate reality of the Crescent Moon at dawn
This morning's dawn gave rise to a crescent moon that floated in and out of cloud banks, giving me an opportunity to continue to refine a process I've envisioned that…
10/11/13: ‘Milky Way + Hikers’ Star Trail Composite
Today I spent some time compositing the images from Tuesday night's time-lapse into one single image. A total of 159 30-second images (from 10:02 to 11:29 PM) were used in…
10/8/13: Aurora Borealis from Loveland Pass, CO
At 2008 hrs. last night I received CalSky.com's aurora email alert, which seems to aways come at 3 in the morning. Until now, that is. Since the weather was pretty…
10/8/13: A tribute to the fallen, a night hike for Timothy Fulkerson on Loveland Pass, CO
As I was setting up my camera gear to try and capture the aurora last night on top of 11,990' Loveland Pass, I heard voices off in the distance. Voices?…
3/17/13: Comet Pan-STARRS composite
From one of the timelapse sequences from last week's Comet Pan-STARRS shoot; sequence covers from 2008 to 2026 hours on March 13, 2013, images captured south of Santa Fe, NM…
3/13/13: Comet Pan-STARRS time-lapse video
So folks, this is what I drove 600 miles for. For those of you around the country not lucky enough to have weather amenable to seeing this astronomical wonder, I…