Images from last night's Auroras, taken from suburbs in KY.

Last night's view of the Triangulum Galaxy. Only had time for 34 minutes, but it's pretty bright as is.

Last night's backyard pic of M31, the Andromeda galaxy, our closest galaxy neighbor. Probably needed a couple more hours, but it's so bright, one hour already shows much detail.

My fellow nerd colleagues, does this imply we are storing 6 bytes or 12?

A backyard shot of the Crescent Nebula last night.

Last night's 75-minute exposure image of the Pelican Nebula from my back yard.

Beautiful red strawberry moon tonight! Not a fan of the wildfire smoke during the day, but at night it adds extra color.

The M101 Pinwheel galaxy, after a 1-hour stacked shot. I missed the clouds moving in at the very end - the skies were perfectly clear for most of the image

Last night's 1-hour exposure of the M51 Whirlpool galaxy on a clear night.

The M97 Owl Nebula, from my back yard on a clear night.

Some stargazing/astrophotography from my back yard in a cloudless day. M42 Orion Nebula, M51 Whirlpool Galaxy, M81 Bode's Galaxy, M101 Pinwheel Galaxy.

My first image of the Orion nebula taken from my back yard! Seestar S50, 10-minute stacked exposure.