Thank you! It was a pretty surreal location. I wish I had more time to spend there

Beautiful shot, Derek!

Thank you!!!! Very much appreciated!

Thanks a lot, Craig!!

Thank you very much, Keith!! Very much appreciated!

Thank you! It was about 20 seconds per exposure if I remember correctly

Thank you!!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoy it!

Thanks, Derek! I believe they were about 90 seconds each

Thank you so much for the kind words! The upvote is certainly appreciated : )

Thank you!! Yup, I pretty much only shoot the night! On occasion, I'll snap a few photos of a sunrise or sunset, but most often I just relax and enjoy while waiting for the stars to come out!

Thank you! It was so awesome to see from out there!

Thanks a lot! I shot this with the Sigma 24mm f1.4 ART. I was trying to shoot Orion with a telephoto lens when we noticed the rocket. So, thankfully the 24 was on my other camera body not too far away

It was so exciting to see it glow and then to watch the plume expand. On pretty much any other night I would've been way more prepared, but I haven't torn all my gear down from my last trip yet and figured

It was so exciting! Did you watch the launch earlier in the day?

Thank you! It was so cool to see from the desert!

Thanks very much! It's a bit older of a shot of mine, but I had to send it out for something so I thought I'd share it here : )

Oh wow! that's a massive sunflower. These were probably around 6 feet

No worries! Just glad you enjoy it!

Wow, beautiful shot!