This pictures were taken in the North province of Matanzas. Cuba. There was no post editing at all (like all pictures in my posts), just the light of the camera and a special time in the month where the

So, a few days back, my friend Jazz visited me after 2 months, he knocks at my door and when I opened the door I saw

10:22am, Sunday June 24, 2018, NE Ohio, 73°F - ESE Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone) -Canon 80D with Tamron 18-400mm Lens -Atomos Ninja Flame 7" 4K Field Monitor/Recorder -Nikon P900

8:02am, Thursday June 21, 2018, NE Ohio, 63°F - Eastern Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone) -Canon 80D with Tamron 18-400mm Lens -Atomos Ninja Flame 7" 4K Field Monitor/Recorder -Nikon

Yesterday's Sunspots were the New ones, but today we have New New ones along with the old ones still journeying around. Neither Raben or spaceweather have the New ones listed but at least Raben has

It seems like forever since I last uploaded anything. Reasons varied from rainy days to clouds, then having technical issues and Jayling ones too, like forgetting to hit the record button one clear night

My oh my, it's getting worse each day here in this neighborhood. Anyway, a quick look at Jupiter and down below those Stars of Libra (Zubenelgenubi). 8:59 to 9:30pm Sunday June 3rd, 2018, NE Ohio, 68°F

Saturn has been back in the night sky for awhile now, but it's the first I've filmed it since possibly last year. The ringed planet came out very orange maybe because it was next door neighbors with the

Some shots I got the other day of the trees starting to lose their flowers.

The Full Moon (99.6% lit) was yellow in the humid hazy sky with an orange halo around it as the night went on. Jupiter and Venus break through but didn't come out well. 9pm, Monday May 28, 2018, NE Ohio,

Here's the gist of the monologue I rambled on about that got cut out of last night's video. Yesterday, weather reporting agencies weren't matching up with my own station, but today they were somewhat closer.

Apologies for the length but with running 2 cameras it became difficult to edit down and piece together. Jupiter and the 98% Moon were side by side and then Venus and a Star from Gemini labeled Mebsuta

It was moving at a fast clip from the SE to the ENE going out of frame quickly like a plane does. No engine noise heard. Upon review of the footage, the 'dome' above it reminded me of a hot air balloon

Hoping you all have clear skies for this coming Sunday evening May 27th as the 98% lit Moon and Jupiter will be neighbors that night. 80% Moon, Venus, & Jupiter tonight: 8:44 to 9:20pm, Thursday May

I almost didn't put this up but the nuisance mosquitoes insisted! (lol) 8:41 to 9:12pm, Wednesday May 23, 2018, NE Ohio, 71°F - South, WNW and SE Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone) -Nikon

I wasn't even set up yet but hit record immediately upon seeing by eye an aircraft with something up above it at the 11 o-clock position, sorta like it was leading the other but with no trail and staying

Sorry for the length but there was so much to show. We start with a 46% Moon and then found a new Sunspot, which hasn't been reported yet at Raben or Spaceweather.com, but NASA's SDO does show it. In the

It should say, 'Fighting the Natural & Man-made Elements Plus a Shit Ton of Noise.' The majority of the footage edited out tonight was of this irritating noisy-ass neighborhood. I left a little tidbit

6:02pm, Sunday May 20, 2018, NE Ohio, 78°F - South & WNW Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone) -Nikon P900 with 83x optical zoom & 166x digital zoom -2 B&W ND Filters, 10 Stop &

The Split Sky starts at 2:36 and the glinting white object begins at 3:18, and is there for 32 seconds but probably would've been longer if I hadn't panned away. Oh yes, and a 26% Waxing Crescent Moon