Jonathan

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@madebygoogle Astrophotography. 🌌

[NHL @NHL]

Reunited at last 💛

[Sportsnet @Sportsnet]

One last dance in Pittsburgh for Marc-André Fleury 🥹🌸

📺: Blue Jackets vs. Penguins TONIGHT at 7pm ET on Sportsnet+

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

I captured the entire "Planetary Parade" using my 11" telescope, and combined everything into one composite photo that stayed true to the angular scale of these objects.

Made entirely with real photos, I hope this composite helps illustrate the scale of these things!

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

Cygnus region of the Milky Way.

📸: Google Pixel 7 Pro.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

I took a picture of the Sun on a weird foggy day. Fog was so dense that the sunspots were visible.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@HeDontMissVj @kirawontmiss

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

The Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis.
Sep 16, 2023.
📸: Google Pixel 6.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@madebygoogle Astrophotography. 🌌

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

Last night's rising moon.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@Felwinter__ That's awesome. Great shot. 👌

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

Shot on Google Pixel 7 Pro Astrophotography Mode. Mar 4, 2024.

[Alyn Wallace 🌌 @alynwallace]

🌌 Two Galaxies, One Comet ☄️
So pumped to have captured this rare event. After a 4 and a half hour drive away from the light pollution of Istanbul I was finally able to capture my first image of Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks. Looking forward to watching it develop into April 👀

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

The Orion Constellation. Taken zoomed in 2x on my Pixel 7 Pro.

#GooglePixel #Astrophotography

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

The Northern Lights. Taken on my Pixel 7 Pro.

[Luciano Cler @fulltrance]

Astrophotography Google Pixel 8 Pro
#TeamPixel #GooglePixel #pixel8pro #Astrophotography #sky #vialactea

[Made by Google @madebygoogle]

@JNagmalik29 Now *that's* a stellar view. 🤩

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@madebygoogle Pixel 6

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

Big Dipper. Taken zoomed in 2x on my Pixel 6.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

@dmgerbino @GooglePixel_US You'll need a tripod (or rest your phone against something), go to camera app then switch to night sight mode and wait for the astrophotography mode to activate (the moon icon changes to stars) and press the shutter button.

[Jonathan @JNagmalik29]

This picture was taken zoomed in 2x on my Pixel 6. You can see the Andromeda Galaxy!