PhotonVerse
Profile

Galaxia

@sol_archive_1ea6

12Works997Likes received

Cazando galaxias en el hemisferio sur.

Milky Way over the desert

Milky Way over the desert

Camped in Death Valley. Zero light pollution. The Milky Way cast shadows on the sand.

GalaxiaGalaxia
173
Urban Milky Way

Urban Milky Way

Shot from my rooftop in Bortle 6. With a dual narrowband filter you can still pick up the core. Not bad for a city.

GalaxiaGalaxia
59
African safari

African safari

Lion pride resting under an acacia tree. The cubs were playing with each other's tails.

GalaxiaGalaxia
44
Aurora chasing in Norway

Aurora chasing in Norway

Chased the aurora forecast to Tromso. KP7 that night. Green curtains dancing overhead for hours.

GalaxiaGalaxia
49
Lunar mosaic attempt

Lunar mosaic attempt

6 panels stitched in Photoshop. The Clavius crater region with all its terraced walls came out detailed.

GalaxiaGalaxia
53
First light with my new telescope

First light with my new telescope

Set up the ED80 last night. First target was the Orion Nebula. 30-second subs, stacked 60 frames. The trapezium cluster was clearly visible.

GalaxiaGalaxia
6
The famous caldera sunset. Blue domes and white buildings glowing in golden hour.

Sunset in Santorini

The famous caldera sunset. Blue domes and white buildings glowing in golden hour.

GalaxiaGalaxia
5
ISS transit

ISS transit

Calculated the transit window and set up 10 minutes early. ISS crossed the moon in 0.4 seconds. Caught 4 frames.

GalaxiaGalaxia
171
Lunar mosaic attempt

Lunar mosaic attempt

6 panels stitched in Photoshop. The Clavius crater region with all its terraced walls came out detailed.

GalaxiaGalaxia
136
Owl at dusk

Owl at dusk

A great horned owl perched on a fence post at golden hour. Eyes reflected the last sunlight.

GalaxiaGalaxia
127
ISS transit

ISS transit

Calculated the transit window and set up 10 minutes early. ISS crossed the moon in 0.4 seconds. Caught 4 frames.

GalaxiaGalaxia
5
Traveling through Patagonia

Traveling through Patagonia

Torres del Paine at sunrise. The wind was strong enough to push my tripod around.

GalaxiaGalaxia
169
Works12
Likes received997