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| IC1318-Ha | NGC6992/95-Ha | ||||||||||||
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| IC1805-Ha | IC2177-Ha | Rosette-Ha | Pelican Nebula in H-a | IC5068 in H-a | NGC7000 in H-a |
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| Globular M4 | Globular M5 | Globular M13 | Double Cluster | Globular M22 |
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| Dark Nebula in M24 | Dark Nebula B276 | Dark Nebula B110 | |||
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| Snake Nebula | M27 | LDN1795 | B142 & B143 | Ring Nebula | Comet Swan |
Older ImagesBelow is a list of images taken over the years with my various instruments. I consider these to be among my better photos. If you're not familiar with the numbers then just click away. You may be surprised at what you see! |