Last night’s “Pink Moon,” which is apparently just what we call a full moon in April. It wasn’t actually pink, but through the magic of editing I have delivered on the promise.
It’s rising over the Rincon Mountains in Tucson.
Dad, husband, software engineer @ Disney.
Writing a book, snapping some photos, and building models in my free time.
Last night’s “Pink Moon,” which is apparently just what we call a full moon in April. It wasn’t actually pink, but through the magic of editing I have delivered on the promise.
It’s rising over the Rincon Mountains in Tucson.
The Leo Triplet:
M65
M66
NGC 3628 - The Hamburger Galaxy. Look closely and you can see its tidal tail: a trail of stars and gas extending into space as a result of gravitational forces from nearby galaxies.
About 5 hours of integration at 135mm.