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Photographer

Susan Cooley and Alex McConahay

E-mail

cooley_s@sbcglobal.net

Location

My backyard in Los Angeles, CA

Date

9:00 pm May 5, 2011

Equipment

Canon EOS Digital Rebel with Tamron 200-500 lens mounted on a tripod

Description

From my backyard, this picture was take of the two day old new crescent moon setting in the west. The moon hangs in the sky as if dangling from a string right next to the Griffith Observatory. The Observatory is located on top of Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park which is right in the middle of the City of Los Angeles, CA The photo was taken by Susan J. Cooley and edited by Alex McConahay.
 

Photographer

Paul

Location

Las Cruces, NM

Date

7 Jul 11 8pm

Equipment

Meade DS-2114 with a Meade Deep Sky Imager II

Description

moon
 

Photographer

Jerome Tremblay

Location

Montreal, Canada

Date

Aug. 2nd 2011

Equipment

SkyWatcher 102mm refractor BK1025 (500mm short tube); EQ3-2 (motorized 2 axes) mount; Orion SSPIAG; Mosaic of 3 pictures (500 images per shot); Registax 5; PhotoShop 7 (only for mosaic assembly. No other processing).

Description

The setting crescent Moon over Montreal, Canada.
 

Photographer

Jerry Ferger

E-mail

jferger@rochester.rr.com

Location

Rochester, NY

Date

8-4-2011, 12:02 AM

Equipment

TEC 140 f/7, Canon 500D, 1600 ASA, 24X240 sec Guided with Lodestar on Orion OAG. AP 1200 mount.

Description

M16, the Eagle Nebula.
 

Photographer

Jerry Ferger

E-mail

jferger@rochester.rr.com

Location

Rochester, NY

Date

8-4-2011, 11:20 PM

Equipment

TEC 140, f/7, Canon 500D, ISO 800, 10X 240 sec, guided with Lodestar in Orion Deluxe OAG, AP 1200 Mount.

Description

M13, the Hercules Globular Cluster.
 

Photographer

Joe Perulero

Location

Jerrara Dam NSW Australia

Date

29/7/2011 10pm

Equipment

Sbig ST-8300M and Williams Optics Megrez 120 at f7.5 Mount was NEQ6 Goto Mount

Description

This image shows the Eagle Nebula and the pillars of Creation within. This area contains the birth of new stars that can be seen bursting forth from the dense clouds of nebula.
 

Photographer

pejman shojaee

E-mail

pejmanshojam31@yahoo.com

Location

ALAMUT,qazvin

Date

4 august

Equipment

canon 500d , Tristar tripod , estimated 130 photos

Description

this the castel where the mongolians couldn't conquered it , and at last the burn it , this castle belongs to hassan sabbah , in saljughi period
 

Photographer

Herb Bubert

Location

Derry, NH

Date

9/6 & 9/7/10

Equipment

TV 101 @ f/4.3, G-11, ST-8300 Baader Ha & OIII filters

Description

North American Nebula in Cygnus.
 

Photographer

Rod Pommier

E-mail

pommierr@ohsu.edu

Location

Pommier Oservatory, Portland, OR, USA

Date

2011-07-02 07:57UT start of exposures

Equipment

Telescope/mount: Celestron Compustar C14 with 0.75x focal reducer (f/8). Camera: SBIG STL 11000M with Baader Planetarium filters. Exposures: LRGB=102:84:84:84=5hours:54minutes total exposure. Self-guided.

Description

M27 is a planetary nebula that lies about 1200 light-years from Earth and has a diameter of about 2.4 light-years. It's expansion rate indicates that the red giant that spawned it erupted between 3000 and 4000 years ago. The white dwarf remanant of the red giant is the small blue star at the center of the nebula. This image shows some of the subtle detail inside the nebula.
 

Photographer

Will Davis

Location

Tucson, Arizona

Date

00:20 UT, 12-19-2010

Equipment

Olympus C-750 UZ digital camera, on a Sunpak photo tripod. Exposure time: 5 seconds, at f/3.2, ISO 50.

Description

Almost Full Moon rising above the Santa Catalina mountains, which I was not able to capture in this frame, on a cold Winter evening.
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