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Here is some proof that practice most definitely improves your skill. Also, better equipment helps.
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Comet Neowise and its reflection in the mirror that is Lake Pattagansett. I love capturing reflections in bodies of water and have dozens (if not hundreds) of such photos. This is one of my most favorites.
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A little slice of our galaxy captured last night through my telescope.
M42 aka the “Great Orion Nebula” that sits right at the center of the sword of Orion the hunter.
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This superconducting magnet is a part of NMR instrument that I routinely use to study molecules.
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What is the chance of capturing an airplane transiting the Sun at the same time as planet Mercury (tiny dot at the center)?
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Portico at the Pantheon in Rome. Reminiscing about a great Spring break trip while on another Spring break trip.
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Takes a bit of patience to make a long exposure image showing the Earth’s rotation by combining hundreds of photos together.
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So many horizon shots to choose from. Here are a couple of photos from my most favorite place - Acadia National Park.
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