Hill Country fields and big bright stars... If this ain't Texan, I don't know what is.
Finding clear skies at the right time of the year to see the galaxy is rare... Finding friends that are willing to stay up late and shoot it with you is more rare!
Jupiter and Saturn were hoping to steal some glory from the Milky Way in this shot! Captured in Tarpley, Texas.
Captured above is the 2020 NEOWISE Comet soaring proudly through the night skies of Tarpley, Texas.
This farm road in Sabinal, Texas is literally the only road within 3 hours that vertically aligns with our galactic core.!
This neat rock is our moon... But you already knew that I'm sure...
Our incredible galactic neighbor, Messier 31 (The Andromeda Galaxy). The photons captured here traveled at light speed for 2.5 million years to enter my lens.
The Orion Nebula captured from a 200mm lens.
Some people still don't know what the Big Dipper constellation actually is. Can you see it?
Hard to beat seeing the Texas hill country being illuminated by the light of our galaxy!
Our Milky Way galactic core captured from the Bortle 1 skies of Marathon, Texas.
The Orion Nebula sneaking a peak from behind Mt. Baldy at Garner State Park, Texas.
