This image shows Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) currently at a distance of 0.3329 AU or 30 million miles away from our planet, at the time it was at an apparent magnitude of +5.4
Captured in the early morning of January 25, 2023 from a dark sky spot in Florida, US
Airglow— While I was shooting the Milky Way’s core and my eyes adapted to the dark I noticed what looked like thin white glowing clouds. I quickly set up my other camera and pointed it towards that direction, I could see the intense green airglow all over in the playback screen.
The Blue Supermoon
Managed to capture it after it cleared up briefly in my location
Make sure to look outside and enjoy it as there won’t be another blue Supermoon until 2037 #BlueMoon#fullmoon#space
Cherry Springs Vistas
Captured from my most recent trip to cherry springs, I’ve had this shot in mind since the first time I visit the park back in 2018. I’m glad I was able to accomplish it this time around.
#MilkyWay#nightsky
The Milky Way’s core already rising in the early mornings 🌌
I captured 10x13s exposures for the foreground and 150x13s untracked for the sky
#astrophotography#milkywaygalaxy#nightsky
I collected 23.5 hours of integration from a bortle 3 dark sky of the Bodes and Cigar galaxies and it’s surrounding IFN dust #astrophotography#cosmos#stars
Tonight’s conjunction of the 6.6% lit Moon and planet Jupiter joined by Venus at the bottom.
I also managed to capture a nice earthshine on the moon visible to the unaided eye.
#Jupiter#moon#venus#conjunction
A close encounter of the rare “Green Comet” C/2022 E3 (ZTF) and the red planet Mars dancing in the dusty regions of the constellation Taurus captured February 10.
The image is a stack of 1 hour worth of exposures with 2 minutes each frame.
#space#greencomet#mars
Here’s last night’s full Snow Moon ❄️🌕
I captured this HDR image of the full Snow Moon using my Sony A73 and a 600mm lens with a 2x teleconverter
#space#fullmoon#snowmoon
@ZachCoveyTV Hello Zach,
Thank you for reaching out!
Yes this photo was taken by me in Bahia Honda Keys, FL.
Feel free to share this image.
Please let me know if you would like for me to send you the high quality image, if so kindly send over your email address.
Best,
Samil Cabrera
This image shows Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) currently at a distance of 0.3329 AU or 30 million miles away from our planet, at the time it was at an apparent magnitude of +5.4
Captured in the early morning of January 25, 2023 from a dark sky spot in Florida, US