Astrophotography – Page 12 – Amateur Astronomers Association

Category: Astrophotography

UACNJ Trip

After a series of cloudy and often rainy days washing out observing and night photography there was a brief break forecast for the third week

Stan Honda June 1, 2018

Punching Past Pollution: Target Selection Part 1

“The weather will finally be good this weekend! What should I shoot at now?” For an intermediate imager like myself, this is one of the

Mauri Rosenthal June 1, 2018

Members Venture Deep Into New Mexico and Texas

I was fast asleep in my warm sleeping bag when I suddenly heard someone calling my name. It was Chirag Upreti. What time was it?

Stan Honda May 1, 2018

NEAF 2018

The annual North East Astronomy Forum (NEAF) held up to its billing as the largest astronomy fair in the country. The entire Rockland Community College

Stan Honda May 1, 2018

Sky at Fahnestock

I had a great time going to Fahnestock State Park on a Saturday night, March 17. I picked up Ed Rojas and spent a good

Ivan Gonzalez April 1, 2018

Punching Past Light Pollution, Part 2

Last month I used the Great Orion Nebula, M42, to illustrate that it’s possible to access the brightest Deep Sky objects from the city by

Mauri Rosenthal March 1, 2018

AAA Astrophotography – Best of 2017

Best of 2017 is a collection of astrophotos, time-lapse, and animation captures from 20 contributors in the AAA Astrophotography Group led by Stan Honda. Each

Preston Stahly February 1, 2018

Punching Past Pollution

What’s in the sky over New York? Most of the city’s residents are proud of the fact that you can find almost anything in Gotham,

Mauri Rosenthal February 1, 2018

AAA Astrophotographers Gather Year-Long Accolades

The AAA Astrophotography group grew tremendously in size in 2017 while producing stunning images of astronomical events. Evolving in mid-2015 from AAA members who took

Stan Honda January 1, 2018

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