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Category: Astrophotography

Comet over Ellenville

Hats off to Faissal Halim, who was the pathfinder for our July 20 AAA mission to image Comet NEOWISE from the Scenic Valley Overlook at

Preston Stahly August 1, 2020

The lady at the gas station sent me here! — My finding Comet NEOWISE

Yesterday (July 17), I was on the fence as to whether or not to brave the weather to go and find Comet NEOWISE, but I

M. Faissal Halim July 28, 2020

Jenny Jump Observing Session, Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Jenny Jump Observing Session, Wednesday, June 24, 2020 Reports by Bart Fried, Katherine Troche from Bart: AAA members Kat Troche and Jordy Perez joined me

Kat Troche July 24, 2020

Pillars of Creation: Using the Hubble Palette

I finally got to image two nights of data from my observatory in New Mexico. I chose M16, the Eagle nebula, visible above the southern

Antoine Ribaut June 23, 2020

Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Waning Crescent Moon Rising Early Morning- April 17, 2020

I got up early (3:50am alarm clock for 4:07am moonrise) to photograph Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and waning crescent Moon rising early morning – taking advantage

Alexander Krivenyshev April 28, 2020

MESSIER MARATHON, SPRING 2020 (March 21–22) — REPORTS, RESULTS, PHOTOS!

On 21/22 March 2020, several AAA observers planned to do a Messier Marathon at Ward Pound Ridge along with members of the Westchester Amateur Astronomers.

Mary Alford April 1, 2020

Venus Elongation

My family and I decided to escape the madness of the Bronx that the coronavirus pandemic was creating. We retreated to our second home upstate

John Benfatti March 27, 2020

The Sun Moon Sky exhibit at The Cell Theatre

The Sun Moon Sky exhibit at The Cell is a beautiful curation by Preston Stahly and Stan Honda highlighting photographs by Stan with galactical ambient

Ivan Gonzalez January 22, 2020

Clear New York City Night Sky vs a Clear Night Sky Filled with Stars

You’ve been to New York, London, Paris … great! Have you seen the Milky Way? According to some studies, one-third of the world’s population and

Alexander Krivenyshev January 9, 2020

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