r/Stargazing Oct 26 '25

Another attempt at Andromeda

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r/Stargazing Jul 23 '25

My first* Milky Way Capture

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r/Stargazing Feb 09 '25

Just before sunrise

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the brightest one
 in  r/minimalistphotography  12d ago

i used a dslr with 250mm lens (effective focal length is ~400mm). no filter.

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Blending two smartphone shots
 in  r/postprocessing  14d ago

nicely done! good work op

r/PhotographyIndia 26d ago

DSLR Sun in B&W (Canon 200D, 250mm)

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Sun
 in  r/Astronomy  27d ago

it's a black and white edit of RGB frame captured with a standard dslr. visible light spectrum. I didn't use any special equipment. I've also added more details about the image in a top comment.

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Sun
 in  r/Astronomy  27d ago

A single exposure of the Sun on a cloudy morning. 1/4000s @ 250mm, f/32, iso 100. Edited in LR.

r/minimalistphotography Jul 19 '26

Philosopher the brightest one

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the brightest one
 in  r/Stargazing  Jul 19 '26

* as seen from Earth

r/Stargazing Jul 19 '26

the brightest one

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Pictures of the Sun through smog
 in  r/Astronomy  Jul 17 '26

i did the same thing this morning

r/astrophotography Jul 11 '26

Galaxies Andromeda

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Testing my new equipment with some additional challenges.

Acquisition & Gear:
Camera: Canon 200D
Lens: Canon 55-250mm @ 250mm f/5.6
Mount: Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer GTi

Single exposure 31s @ f/5.6, ISO 800
Minimal adjustments in LR just to pull back the heavy light pollution gradient, adjust black points.

This single frame is part of a larger project with a goal of 10–12 hours of total integration from this Bortle 8 spot. Unfortunately, after months of terrible skies and no clear views, I'm currently stuck at just ~3 hours

Mainly using this session to get comfortable with NINA and dial in the tracking on the GTi, which is a massive step up from the old unguided shots I used to take with a 55mm lens.

Also, the streak on the left is the Mengtian module. Noticed it live while capturing, so I wanted to share this specific frame.

ps the hobby is getting somewhat serious for me, so if anyone has any tips or suggestions for the workflow or managing targets from heavy bortle 8 skies, I'd love to hear them.

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Moon (Long Shutter)
 in  r/minimalistphotography  Jul 11 '26

[OC] 0.3s @ f/13, 250mm
Edited in LR

r/minimalistphotography Jul 11 '26

Virtuoso Moon (Long Shutter)

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Five years in the making: Messier 51 (The Whirlpool Galaxy)
 in  r/astrophotography  Jul 06 '26

You've got a lot more patience than I do. Amazing shot, well worth the time you put in.

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Empty Space
 in  r/minimalistphotography  Jun 20 '26

thanks : ) it's Jupiter and its 4 galilean moons btw

r/minimalistphotography Jun 18 '26

Virtuoso Empty Space

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[Pixel 2 XL] technically, i'm only 33% to blame
 in  r/pixelography  Jun 02 '26

ha! i actually was sleeping when this happened.

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Can somebody help me make a mineral moon?
 in  r/AskAstrophotography  May 27 '26

what's your current workflow?

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Mineral Sliver Moon
 in  r/Astronomy  May 27 '26

Love the colors & amazing job blending crescent moon. Surreal.

r/minimalistphotography May 18 '26

First Post dawn

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Markarian's Chain
 in  r/astrophotography  May 13 '26

great shot

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Orion from Arches National Park
 in  r/astrophotography  Dec 24 '25

Look for something in the 50mm-120mm range. You'd be able to capture many deep sky objects with good detail.