I captured the solar eclipse from a cruise ship, right when the moon’s shadow split the sunset [OC]
[OC] I took a 65 hour exposure of a Supernova Shockwave using a $500 telescope
[OC] I collaborated with the Artemis II mission commander to get this photo of the moon
[OC] I got special permission from SpaceX to put a camera near the launch pad, and got this shot.
[OC] I got special permission from SpaceX to put a camera near the launch pad, and got this shot of the Raptor 3 engine's first flight.
I placed a sound-activated camera near the recent Starship launch and got this photo during liftoff [OC]
I have extremely bad news for Mark… I got my hands on far side moon images, so my obsession has increased tremendously
In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, I worked with Artemis II astronaut Reid Wiseman to get vividly colorful images of the back side of the moon. More details in the comments [OC]
On Wednesday I achieved my dream of photographing humanity’s return to the moon. I was given special permission from NASA to set a camera near the pad to capture this photo [OC]
[OC] On Wednesday I fulfilled my dream of capturing astronauts going to the moon from the launchpad
I teamed up with another Redditor to capture the famous "Pillars of Creation" and the surrounding space in detail. Zoom in to see the pillars! [OC]
[OC] My HDR composite photo of the Worm Moon as Earth's shadow eclipsed it. Captured using 3 telescopes from my backyard in Arizona.
[OC] There was a galaxy in the background of my Lunar Eclipse photo
I took a 60 hour exposure of Orion, here’s a close up of everything going on around Orion’s Belt. [OC]
[OC] I took a long exposure of Orion’s Belt, revealing all the hidden nebulae
I spent months shooting the Orion constellation to create this 320 megapixel photo that reveals all the hidden nebulae. Zoom in to see the details! [OC]
[OC] I spent months shooting the Orion constellation to get this 320 megapixel photo
Here’s a compilation of some of my best work from 2025. [OC]
[OC] Here's a small sample of my space photography in 2025. A little of everything!
Was looking everywhere for Gregory thinking he somehow got out and found him sitting in my closet like this
Mark after seeing my sun photos all over Reddit this past week
I captured my friend in freefall while skydiving with a hydrogen alpha telescope, revealing the details of the solar atmosphere behind his silhouette. [OC]
[OC] I captured a photo of my friend in freefall in front of the sun. More details in the comments.
The most preposterously fake-looking real photo I've ever captured, my friend transiting an active region on the sun in freefall. See the behind the scenes and video of the moment in the comments.  [OC]
[OC] I teamed up with a fellow redditor to capture the first photo of a skydiver transiting the sun
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