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This image shows Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) currently at a distance of 0.3329 AU or 30 million miles away from our planet, at the time it was at an apparent magnitude of +5.4
Captured in the early morning of January 25, 2023 from a dark sky spot in Florida, US
The Celestial Swan— For this image I shot 1.5 hours of broadband data combined with 1 hour of H-Alpha (red data) to be able to come up with this shot.
Airglow— While I was shooting the Milky Way’s core and my eyes adapted to the dark I noticed what looked like thin white glowing clouds. I quickly set up my other camera and pointed it towards that direction, I could see the intense green airglow all over in the playback screen.
The Milky Way’s core already rising in the early mornings 🌌
I captured 10x13s exposures for the foreground and 150x13s untracked for the sky
#astrophotography #milkywaygalaxy #nightsky
I collected 23.5 hours of integration from a bortle 3 dark sky of the Bodes and Cigar galaxies and it’s surrounding IFN dust #astrophotography #cosmos #stars
Tonight’s conjunction of the 6.6% lit Moon and planet Jupiter joined by Venus at the bottom.
I also managed to capture a nice earthshine on the moon visible to the unaided eye.
#Jupiter #moon #venus #conjunction
A close encounter of the rare “Green Comet” C/2022 E3 (ZTF) and the red planet Mars dancing in the dusty regions of the constellation Taurus captured February 10.
The image is a stack of 1 hour worth of exposures with 2 minutes each frame.
#space #greencomet #mars
The Witch Head Nebula
I captured 10 hours of data for this target, 7 hours in broadband and 3 in H-Alpha with a 12nm filter
Cold full Moon and Mars occultation
I was able to capture Mars minutes before being eclipsed or (occulting) by the last full Moon of the year
Elephant Trunk Nebula
I gathered a total of 12.5 hours of data or 150x300s over the course of 2 nights, processed on APP, Pixinsight and PS2022.
Mars Occultation
After going through all the data I captured during this event, I was able to stack and process the images I captured using my 1900mm telescope with a 2.5x Barlow
This is a stack of 700 individual photos stacked and processed on PIPP, Stakkert and PS2022
Enjoy!




















