Jellyfish Nebula IC 443

The Jellyfish Nebula IC 443 is fun to photograph wide field because of its surrounding environment, specifically, the cloud that looks like it’s coming out of its head. I shot this for 10 hours and used some fun techniques in Pixinsight. These techniques included layering my Ha as a luminance layer over the RGB image and using morphological transformation to reduce the noisy star field from my under-sampled setup.

Winter Landscape in Black & White

Leafless trees, gray skies, and a small touch of bright sunlight make this winter landscape in monochrome. There’s something sad that this photo that the monochrome treatment is perfect for. It’s bare and un-colorful. The sky is gray; the leaves are a dark and light mixture and the tree trunks […]

Fall Foliage in New Jersey

I took this photo at South Mountain Reservation’s Fairy Trail during the peak of Fall Foliage in New Jersey. I used HDR to ensure that the sky stayed blue and to enhance the beautiful autumn palette. Taken with my favorite landscape photography lens, the Canon RF 14-35, this photo is […]

Pelican Nebula

It was not until recently I felt uninspired. After shooting the Veil Nebula (again), I felt a bit of repetitive. Don’t get me wrong, I love Cygnus, but I was overstaying my welcome there. I had shot the Veil (twice), North American Nebula (twice), Sadr Region, and Cresecent Nebula. There […]

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