Awesome image Brian, KUDOS to you.

Very nice, love the detail and nebulosity of the ghost. kUDOS ! The L-extreme is doing a fine job on the Cali sky.

The 2nd one is has a bit more detail than the 1str which is sweet. WELL DONE Marc !

Well done indeed, my you brought a lot of nebulosity out in the Pacman nebula, Bubble nebula and the AURORA Borealis needs a dimmer switch or" a switch you can turn off" so you can continue to image.

Really nice Marc , Crescent just POPs out of the luminosity.

I can relate to what you're going through .Everyone of my dogs from real young to the present has broke my heart when they pass. Squirt {rescue that had been in the shelter too long , they were going to euthanize him and I told them no your not! Squirt is going home with me !} passed 3 years ago after giving me 8 of the best years going through 3 surgeries by my side with licks and cuddles it tore me up pretty bad when he passed, I still have Cosmo my Astro dog . Cosmo has age on him and we just like sitting in my CUMFY chair get his rubs while I watch data come in and whatever college football or basketball game is on or movie that's worth watching. We do love our pets Sonny and all we can do is make their life better. bwana, those are the cutest dogs.

That's the spirit , I spit in deaths face when I was a kid and I'll be damned if this astrophotography is going to kick me in the axx. It may take years but the post processing is something that has to be learned and it's not going to get the best of me. It might kick me around a bit but, I'll kick it in the End Sonny.

That sounds really awesome Sonny, I learned from mistakes, friends and patience. I've got a new guidescope that weighs almost 2oz. less than my Orion magnificient mini50 weight is still an issue with these mounts I've had not being heavy duty , always pushing the limit to get the most out of my equipment. Yes, I lose at least 2 images when I go after a no see um target . That's what makes this a hobby of Champions. I have to get new neighbors because these youngsters really PMO with there 100w porchlight that they leave on when I'm not sitting out there. Which kills my guiding instantly when I image in their direction.

Sonny , looking good how long are you taking your narrowband? I found through trial and error that atmospheric conditions play a big part in how far I can take the subs and each channel is different. I can't catch a break , I have a bone spur on my right leg that has been causing me severe pain and I can't put any wait on my leg .

It never amazes me , I can't go into detail. I will say it's coming Ballard and we can't stop it.

Yall might think they're all satellites but, after watching a barrage of streaks in my subs {I think we're being watched}. It's peculiar that the sightings have increased.

A nice catch rgrenader, keep them coming.

I'll just have to see in 2024, I found Highpoint Scientific and Agena Astro take good care of their customers . They sure take care of me on my upgrades. Opt, needed better staff . I remember back 15 years ago you would have knowledgeable people and great service but, that didn't last.

I need a filter that cuts through humidity and trees not clouds or the Sun Ballard .

I need a filter that cuts through humidity Ballard , Why do you think OPT closed up shop?