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Thank you guys. I'm really happy with how this turned out.

Last year at this time I was supposed to take a photo workshop in the Pacific Northwest. I had to back out due to my mom's illness. But I am currently in the same workshop just a year later. This morning was our first outing. While I captured many images, I really like this one taken near...

It was surreal. It had rained earlier in the morning and it was just starting to clear. The light was flat but the colors were bright. It was a wonderful morning.

I stumbled on these scenes on a remote country road.

Thanks Alan! When we first entered the park, it was overcast with bland gray skies. The light got better the further we drove through the park.

In March, my wife and I had our 3 week ski vacation cut short due to temps in the 60s for several days in a row. So we took a slightly longer route home and passed through the Badlands which my wife had never seen. Late morning overcast light but enough to catch the yellows of the mounds area...

Agreed. I hope to come back in the fall and get that shot.

While visiting Mon in Connecticut, I got a tip to visit Kent Falls State Park so I left at the crack of dawn to search this place. Kent, CT is a quaint New Englad town but 5 miles to the north is the park with this waterfall that went on forever. Of course, traveling to see mom meant I left my...

Thanks so much Mike!

Thanks Jim. I believe I’m in bottle 4 in Keystone village but it’s a lot darker just a short distance away.

Flaming Star and Tadpole Nebulas 120 minutes @ 20s each. EQ mode. Bortle 4 Processed in Pixinsight and LR. My first time using EQ mode and it seemed to go smoothly. Also, because I changed the framing, this ended up a mosaic. I plan to add more data to see if the Seestar can resolve more...

yeah, it’s just this location where we’re staying. It’ll be EQ mode when I get home!

I added more data last night. This image is now 100 minutes total integration time. Still Alt/Az as I cannot see Polaris from my vantage point. The resulting image is much improved over my previous post with more nebulosity. I like it.

Hey, thanks Jim. The only reason I'm doing 10 second subs is that I'm using Alt/Az mode. I'm shooting from a balcony that doesn't have good access for equatorial mode. I'm collecting more data tonight as we speak. We'll see if that improves the image.

My little travel scope continues to amaze. This image is 30 minutes of 10s exposures in Alt/Az mode while in Keystone, CO. I plan to add more data to this set as I can.

I agree regarding the trees but from the deck on the condo where I'm staying in Keystone was the only suitable foreground element. Still a good first test.

Seestar S30 Pro star trail mode. 6hrs of data. I used AI to remove light trails from planes and satellites. While it was calm, some breeze must have kicked up during the 6hr acquisition to blur the trees. Finally, I cropped the image to a 3:2. Next time, I'll find a more static foreground...

Thanks so much Jim! I think I’ve developed my process but there are always surprises. I still balance off how much I do in Pixinsight vs Lightroom. My photography processing has reallly helped. we’ve had so many cloudy days/nights that the Origin has had little use. In fact, while it’s set up...

Another go at the Orion Nebula. Alt/Az, 10 minutes total data at 10s exposures with the Seestar S30 Pro. Stacked and processed in Pixinsight and Lightroom. Amazing little scope.

Go for a walk with your camera . . .