For 19 bitterly cold hours I pointed my telescope at the Triffid Nebula taking the deepest image I have ever taken.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
After freezing my balls off in my backyard fixing failure after failure, this is one years worth of progress in a hobby that means the world to me.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
Using 7.5hrs of exposures through my telescope, I was able to capture the Statue of Liberty Nebula from my backyard.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Astronomy
Photographed Centaurus A with the lessons I had learned from the previous attempt. This is my best photograph yet.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Astronomy
The majestic Eta Carina nebula photographed using amateur equipment from my backyard.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Astronomy
The light in this photo left the Pinwheel galaxy 21,000,000 years ago, and was captured by an armature photographer, through stadium lights in the USA.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
A Star 20 times larger then our sun exploded 21,000 years ago to create this stunning nebula. The Easter Veil Nebula4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
This is what I captured for my first light, Tarantula Nebula in the Hubble palette from my backyard in the city.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Astronomy
I pointed my backyard telescope at Centaurus A for 5.5 hours and captured its magnificent structure through the city light pollution.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
My best image of Saturn so far. 15,000 images photographed from my backyard in the city to make this photo.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
A friend and I from across the world worked together to capture an image of a close galaxy to Earth, This is the result of 13hrs exposure.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
Using amateur equipment I photographed Centaurus A galaxy from my backyard in the city.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
Orion Nebula, first attempt at photographing a nebula through my telescope!4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
A friend across the world and I worked together to get an image of a galaxy I can’t see from the Southern Hemisphere. Here is the result of 13hr exposure.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
Final time I will turn my telescope towards Saturn this year, it has been a blast learning how to photograph through a telescope. I have colour graded my image like Hubble's latest Saturn image.5yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
2.5 Million light-years away from earth, this is the Andromeda Galaxy. This image is comprised of 5 main images each taking many hours to complete. This allows you to see the pockets of Hydrogen Alpha in the galaxy and all the fine details.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
Sculptor Galaxy shot from my backyard, New Zealand in the worst possible condition. This is my first deep sky object from my backyard in the city. No filters/Fancy light pollution gear. Super stoked!4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
Due to my telescope mount being out on repairs for the last month I have revisited some of my old photography with my improved editing skills, I'm completely amazed with the difference, it's night and day. This is the Sculptor Galaxy located 11 million light years away from us.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Wellington
My first deep space shot of the year, captured from my backyard in New Zealand. I picked the most vivid object I could see with my eyes.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
The Great Orion Nebula, this is the first nebula I have photographed through my telescope. I shot this at Star Field in the South Wairarapa last weekend.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/newzealand
The Great Orion Nebula, this is the first nebula I have photographed through my telescope. I shot this at Star Field in the South Wairarapa last weekend.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Wellington
Sculptor Galaxy, NGC 253. Photographed from my backyard in Lower Hutt4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Wellington
This Orion photo was photographed using a $50 vintage lens with 7hrs of exposure.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
Saturn - From New Zealand. I started Astrophotography through a telescope this year for the first time! Massive learning curve from regular photography. Here is my progress from June till September.5yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
2.5 Million light-years away from earth, this is the Andromeda Galaxy. This image is comprised of 5 main images each taking many hours to complete. This allows you to see the pockets of Hydrogen Alpha in the galaxy and all the fine details.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
Final time I will turn my telescope towards Saturn this year, it has been a blast learning how to photograph through a telescope. I have colour graded my image like Hubbles latest Saturn image.5yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/newzealand
Silver Dollar Galaxy, 11.4 Million Light-years away and 90,000 Light-years across. 3 months of learning deep sky astrophotography has led to this photo. Taken from my backyard in New Zealand.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/space
Photographed at the Foxton Astrophotography event, this is my first attempt at the Horsehead and Flame Nebula4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/Wellington
The light in this photo left the Pinwheel galaxy 21,000,000 years ago, and was captured by an amateur photographer, through stadium lights in the USA.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/nextfuckinglevel
After freezing my balls off in my backyard fixing failure after failure, this is one years worth of progress in a hobby that means the world to me.4yr ⋅ backyardastrokiwi ⋅ r/spaceporn
