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Seamless pattern with astrological signs drawn with contour lines on black background

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Seamless pattern with colorful planets and other space objects on black background

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Monochrome seamless pattern with Zodiac signs drawn with contour lines on black background

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Star hand drawn outline doodle icon

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Space shuttle hand drawn outline doodle icon

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Globe

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Moon July 12, 2019

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Half moon

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The Milky Way appears above the Church of the Good Shepard in New Zealand.

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Milkyway over the peak Putia, Dolomites Nature Heritage, on June 30th, 2019!

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Discovered in 1781 by the French astronomer and comet hunter, Pierre Méchain, the Sombrero galaxy is a lenticular galaxy, which is a classification between full elliptical and spiral, meaning that it has a disc structure but without spiral arms. It’s about 31 million light years away in the constellation of Virgo and about 50 million light years across (one-third of the Milky Way’s diameter). Astronomers have determined that the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy is about 1 billion solar masses, making it one of the largest in nearby galaxies. They’ve also determined that there are between 1,200 and 2,000 globular clusters present, more than ten times the estimate for the Milky Way’s population, and they’ve been able to correlate the prevalence of globular clusters with the amount of bulge in the galaxy. Using infrared spectroscopy astronomers have also determined that the bulk of star formation occurs within the highly contrasted dust lane. This is 2:20 hours of exposure.

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A sunset in Yosemite National Park gives the perfect backdrop for dramatic silhouettes. It took me more shots that I want to admit to pose the picture just right, so that it would look like one of the guys in it holds in the moon in his hand.

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I used metallic paint - added to each color - and it created this noise illusion.

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Moon and Venus

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NGC 4565 – the Needle Galaxy Located between 30 – 50 million light years away, it’s the most prominent edge-on spiral galaxies we have in our view. Residing near the North Galactic Pole in the constellation Coma Berenices (named for “Berenice's Hair" in Latin and refers to Queen Berenice II of Egypt, who cut off her hair in gratitude to the gods for the safe return of her husband from battle), it has a spatial diameter of 140,000 light-years (Milky Way = 105,000 ly) and is estimated to contain a trillion stars (Milky Way 250-400 billion). With the darkness from a central dust lane obscuring much of the visual core of the galaxy, it’s very similar to our view of the core our Milky Way, and as such is studied extensively by astronomers.

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I stayed after everyone left this photo spot to be able to get this shot. I really wanted to make a long exposure to get the stars in. I didn't have a tripod, so I used my sweater to stabilize my camera.

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First shots of the moon with a new lens I purchased a few months ago

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I recently took a roadtrip through New Mexico and Arizona. This shot was taken in Colossal Cave State Park outside of Tucson after I'd pitched my tent for the night. I was absolutely entranced by the giant Saguaro cactus that litter the landscape. I think this shot captures some of the magic that I felt being there. 30 seconds is the longest shutter speed on my [very old] camera, but there was just enough light coming over the horizon to keep the ISO relatively low for this shot.

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Night sky in Koh Rong beach

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This cloud-landscape appeared one evening this Spring.

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Glenorchy lake area just after sunset. It was tricky taking this as it was pitch black, but lucky enough that the stars were sharp.

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Victorian Spin

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I used a cut-open plastic bottle to pour the paint. First black, then the cold, then the warm :)

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