Astrophotography Blog

These are several astrophotography images from Tanzania that did not make it into my earlier post featuring the Rainbow Milky Way. That previous post focused on rare color and clarity, while these images were captured during a much cloudier night.
Although clouds often end an astrophotography session, in this case they added atmosphere and depth to the scene. With no Moon in the sky, the clouds appear as dark silhouettes against the star field and the Milky Way, creating a very different mood...

This is an old photograph from my archive — one that I shared years ago on Flickr and Facebook,but somehow never published on my blog. Probably I was simply too busy at the time.Yet I always liked this image. It belongs to my small but meaningful series...

In 2024 I traveled to Argentina, and one of the most unforgettable experiences of the trip wasa night hike near El Chaltén. The region is famous for its dramatic mountains, glaciers,and hiking trails—but it also offers incredibly dark skies. This part...

For decades, Meade Instruments and Orion Telescopes & Binoculars were two of the most familiar names in amateur astronomy. Many beginners bought their first telescope from these brands, and advanced users relied on products like the Meade LX200,...