October 3, 2019
I'm very happy with this! The Pleiades, and look at the detail in those interstellar
dust clouds! I'm using a new method called dithering, by moving the framing slightly ever
4-5 images, it really helps to get rid of background noise (pattern noise that is
visible when shooting in low light). This allows me to "develop" the image more than I could before.
Same with the Bubble Nebula and the star cluster M52.
A Red-naped Sapsucker feeding on palm berries.
This Northern Mockingbird looks like it just left the nest.
I hope its parents told it about these things. Young Cooper's Hawk that
came to the water and scared everything else away.
Hermit Thrush
Western Tanager splashing up the water.
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