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GUEST SKY ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY

Last updated: 31 October 2005

Some ETX users have sent me examples of their astrophotography. If you have some examples you would like included here please send me a description of how you made the astrophotos and a copy of the images as GIF or JPEG files (due to internet email gateway issues, please send only one image file per message). Send to etx@me.com. Alternatively, if you have created your own web page with your examples please let me know and I'll include a link to your site.

Submitted by: Paul Campbell (iamzoup@yahoo.com) [31 Oct 05]
Hi here are a few photos of Auroras, that a friend of mine took from his home in western Canada. They were taken using a 35mm camera Enjoy Paul

Submitted by: Job Geheniau (geheniau@xs4all.nl) [21 Oct 05]
Almost full moon, so here some other nice ETX90 objects: Mars rising near church.

Submitted by: Rick (stankiewiczr@nexicom.net) [13 Sep 05]
The attached images are from September 5th and the 6th. The 5th shows the last of the Venus Jupiter conjunctions before the crescent Moon really entered the picture. From my backyard near Keene, Ontario, the view was lovely. On the 6th I was in London, Ontario, and was lucky enough to get a view of the crescent moon entering the picture and forming a nice triangle with Venus and Jupiter. With all the build-up to the conjunction of the 6th, I hope there is some coverage of what some people may have missed, if they had cloudy skies. All images were shot with a Nikon Coolpix 995, ASA 100 at about 4 to 8 sec. exp.

Submitted by: Igor Stojic (thelordofthesky@yahoo.com) [13 Sep 05]
Venus Jupiter and Spica taken with nikon 3200.

Submitted by: James Jefferson-Wilson James (james.jefferson@bbc.co.uk) [7 Sep 05]
1> Binary Stars (various) 2> The Big Dipper Binary Stars - 20 images Stacked, One / Two Second Exposures. Big Dipper - 25 Second Single Exposure

Submitted by: Job Geheniau (geheniau@xs4all.nl) [4 Sep 05]
Always nice to shoot out of the bare hand some digital pictures.

Submitted by: Rick (stankiewiczr@nexicom.net) [4 Sep 05]
This evening's (05 Sep 01) beautiful conjunction of Venus and Jupiter. At 1.1 degrees separation, the pairing was worth the wait. The clouds tried to frustrate things near Keene, Ontario (south of Peterborough), but the orange horizon made up for it. Taken with a Nikon Coolpix 995 (100 ASA , ~ f/4.5 from 1/4 to 8 sec.)

Submitted by: James Jefferson-Wilson James (james.jefferson@bbc.co.uk) [1 Sep 05]
Jupiter / Venus Taken with Nikon 4300

See the Guest Sky Astrophotography Archive for photos posted in July-August 2005.

See the Guest Sky Astrophotography Archive for photos posted in January-June 2005.

See the Guest Sky Astrophotography Archive for photos posted in November - December 2004.

See the Guest Sky Astrophotography Archive for photos posted in April - October 2004.

See the Guest Sky Astrophotography Archive for photos posted in January - March 2004.