The idea that we are but a speck of a speck in the universe blows my mind. I love making these images because they're interesting to look at and interesting to think about what we're really seeing.
Phases of the Super Flower Blood Moon eclipse from start to finish. (Bradenton, FL)
The Super Flower Blood Moon in total eclipse. (Bradenton, FL)
Star trails encircle the lighthouse on Bodie Island in the Outer Banks. A satellite can be seen streaking through the center of the star trails. The moon was nearly full, overpowering the dimmer stars and creating a more sparse collection of star trails. (Nags Head, NC)
A meteor from the Perseids Meteor Shower streaks across the sky. (Murphysboro, IL)
Meteors from the Perseids Meteor Shower and star trails in the night sky. (Murphysboro, IL)
Trying to get the feel of my new telescope. (Springfield, VA)
Comet Neowise and meteor time lapse over the Blue Ridge Mountains. (Shenandoah National Park, VA)
Waning full moon rises behind the Freedom Statue atop the U.S. Capitol Building. (Washington, D.C.)
Perseid meteors and the Milky Way. (Shenandoah National Park, VA)
Self portrait with the Milky Way. (Casto Canyon, UT)
Starrise over canyon ridge. (Casto Canyon, UT)
Milky Way time exposure. (Monument Valley, AZ)
Total solar eclipse. (Andrews, NC)
Perseid meteor and the Milky Way. (Monument Valley, AZ)
Blood Wolf Super Moon total eclipse. (Springfield, VA)
Perseid meteor shower with star trails time exposure. (Monument Valley, AZ)
