Astrophotography

All photos are © Marshall Faintich

I did a lot of astrophotography in the mid-1980s through the early 1990s, but took a break from this hobby for more than 20 years, other than taking a few eclipse photos. All of my early astrophotos were taken using film based cameras through a Celestron-8 telescope, with a camera piggy-backed on top of the telescope, or with only a tripod. When I restarted this hobby in 2020, I no longer had a telescope, so I used only a hand-held or tripod mounted digital camera. Later in 2020, I purchased a Star Adventurer tracker for longer exposures.
Click here for some tips using a star tracker for astrophotography.


Click on any box below to see my best astrophotos.


Photographing the October 1994 annular solar eclipse


Solar System

Click on photos to link to web pages



Planets

Sun & Moon

Comets & Meteors

Deep Sky Objects

All deep sky photos in this section link to the same web page


Nebulae

Planetary Nebulae

Galaxies

Supernovae & Remnants

Globular Star Clusters

Open Star Clusters

Miscellaneous Images


International Space Station
27 September 2017

Airplane and Moon
26 February 2023





About Marshall Faintich

E-mail me: mbf@faintich.net