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**Large Canvas Prints $200**

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Paper prints $75 (Large)

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This prints out to an 8x24 inch canvas.

I was lucky enough to witness this live in the high desert just south of Madras, Oregon. It was imaged with an 80ED Telescope and a Canon DSLR.

2017 Solar Eclipse / 2015 Full Moon CompositeThis image is a combination of the Solar Eclipse of 2017 and Super Moon image of 2015 in order to show some texture to the eclipse. — 2017 Solar Eclipse / 2015 Full Moon Composite
This image is a combination of the Solar Eclipse of 2017 and Super Moon image of 2015 in order to show some texture to the eclipse.

2017 Solar Eclipse Collage

Large Canvas Print - 2015 Lunar Eclipse Collage - This is a collage from start to finish. The center image is the eclipse in full totality. — Large Canvas Print - 2015 Lunar Eclipse Collage - This is a collage from start to finish. The center image is the eclipse in full totality.

2015 Lunar Eclipse Collage - This is a collage of the 2015 Lunar Eclipse from start to finish. The center image is the eclipse in full totality.

2015 Lunar Eclipse - This is the Super Moon/Total Eclipse of 2015. The image was taken at Rocky Road Observatory with an ED80mm Scope and a Canon 700D. The Eclipse was at Totality at approximately 10:47pm. This was a 2.5sec exposure at 10:50pm… — 2015 Lunar Eclipse - This is the Super Moon/Total Eclipse of 2015. The image was taken at Rocky Road Observatory with an ED80mm Scope and a Canon 700D. The Eclipse was at Totality at approximately 10:47pm. This was a 2.5sec exposure at 10:50pm. There was no apocalypse last night but a friend in Honduras stated that there was a 4.5 level earthquake...

Super Moon November 2016. Its hard to get contrast when imaging a full moon. I used an over saturation technique to bring out the detail in the mares. From an imaging perspective, the Super Moon is no different... but this time, it barely fit in fie… — Super Moon November 2016. Its hard to get contrast when imaging a full moon. I used an over saturation technique to bring out the detail in the mares. From an imaging perspective, the Super Moon is no different... but this time, it barely fit in field of view at prime focus.

Sun - Our nearest star imaged with a 60mm Coronado Solarmax telescope and a Celestron Skyris 274mono camera.

SuperMoon - Third SuperMoon of 2014.  This one is a Harvest Moon. — SuperMoon - Third SuperMoon of 2014. This one is a Harvest Moon.

Andromeda Galaxy - You can see the core of the Andromeda Galaxy, M31 with the unaided eye.  In fact, this is the farthest thing that you can see with the naked eye.  This is an exposure of about 4.5 hours with an SBIG astronomical camera -… — Andromeda Galaxy - You can see the core of the Andromeda Galaxy, M31 with the unaided eye. In fact, this is the farthest thing that you can see with the naked eye. This is an exposure of about 4.5 hours with an SBIG astronomical camera - ST-8300c.

This is an image of Jupiter found in the bottom right. Ganymede, Io, and Europa are the moons seen left to right. — This is an image of Jupiter found in the bottom right. Ganymede, Io, and Europa are the moons seen left to right.

One evening while waiting for the night to begin, I was focus my equipment on the moon and I fired off this shot.  You can almost see the outline of the rest of the moon. — One evening while waiting for the night to begin, I was focus my equipment on the moon and I fired off this shot. You can almost see the outline of the rest of the moon.

Back in 2012, there was a once in a life time even as Venus went in front of the Sun from the Earth's perspective.

The Orion Nebula or Messier 42 is a virtual factory for stars.  This nebula is a mere 1300 light years from earth.  Hubble has actually imaged some of the primordial stars that are much like our own sun 4.5 billion years ago. — The Orion Nebula or Messier 42 is a virtual factory for stars. This nebula is a mere 1300 light years from earth. Hubble has actually imaged some of the primordial stars that are much like our own sun 4.5 billion years ago.

Most night sky enthusiasts recognize the Orion Constellation, the Hunter.  This is the same set of stars but photographed through a Hydrogen alpha filter.  This filter helps single out the light wave where H emits.  This way you can s… — Most night sky enthusiasts recognize the Orion Constellation, the Hunter. This is the same set of stars but photographed through a Hydrogen alpha filter. This filter helps single out the light wave where H emits. This way you can see the faint supernova remnant arc called Barnard's Loop to the Hunters right.