Milky Way 2023 Tucson

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A photo of a dead tree trunk that looks surprisingly like an eagle at night

Mt. Lemmon dark sky photo

Night photo of an old tree with clouds in the sky with a portion reavealing the stars

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An Elephant stars at the stars and milkyway at night and contemplates life.

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Roadrunner in a Cactus in Tucson Arizona

Tucson graffiti coexists with nature by its side.

The above picture is of a church I found while driving around. I knew it would be difficult to capture the Milky Way behind it with all the light pollution but I figured it would be worth a shot. A good

Lately I have been capturing time-lapse clips and photos of the Bighorn fire at night here in Tucson,AZ. It has consumed over 65000 acres and continues to rage while firefighters risk their lives to contain

I have been fascinated with natural objects that glow when you place them under a black light or other UV sources. In this photo I found some ornamental fruit that basically tastes really bad and cut a

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With the changes and uncertainty happening on Steemit, I wanted to make sure that my content is available on multiple platforms. The nice thing about having a backup on LBRY is that LBRY lets you upload

Sometimes I like to have a little fun with my photo edits, and in this case I went way overboard. Its nice to do something a little different now and then. I used Gimp and Lightroom to edit my photo to

When I was out taking photos at night, I noticed these two Saguaros looked like they were pretty chewed and cut up. I figured I would get closer and get a decent shot of them close up so you can see them

I took multiple photos a while back to combine in order to make a panoramic view of the mountains and Milky Way. In the first photo about I added some blinking effects using gimp mostly just to see how

I am always looking for ways to improve the way my Milky Way photo look and I recently discovered something pretty cool. Its a program called Sequator and it allows you to take multiple images and stack