All photos are © Marshall Faintich
I did a lot of astrophotography in the mid-1980s through the early 1990s, but took a break from this hobby for more than 20 years, other than taking a few eclipse photos. All of my early astrophotos were taken using film based cameras through a Celestron-8 telescope, with a camera piggy-backed on top of the telescope, or with only a tripod. When I restarted this hobby in 2020, I no longer had a telescope, so I used only a hand-held or tripod mounted digital camera. Later in 2020, I purchased a Star Adventurer tracker for longer exposures. Click on any box below to see my best astrophotos.
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![]() Planets ![]() Sun & Moon ![]() Comets & Meteors |
All deep sky photos in this section link to the same web page
![]() Nebulae ![]() Planetary Nebulae ![]() Galaxies | ||
![]() Supernovae & Remnants ![]() Globular Star Clusters ![]() Open Star Clusters |
![]() International Space Station 27 September 2017 ![]() Airplane and Moon 26 February 2023 |