After a long time thinking about it, I have finally decided to join Astrobin. I’ve visited from time to time to check out all the awesome images that are here and to gain insight as to how to produce some of my own. I live in a Bortle 4-5 area that is gaining more light pollution everyday, but I have my own dark site that is about a 2-3 that I utilize from time to time. I’ve been doing astrophotography for about 4 and a half years now but I’m still learning everyday. Clear skies!
Hello everyone from Georgia!
Hi Christopher and s big welcome!
I’ve been a member here for a couple of years and have very much enjoyed it.
I originally joined AB for safe online storage of my images, but have gotten so much more from this community.
Looking forward to seeing your work.
Jim
I’ve been a member here for a couple of years and have very much enjoyed it.
I originally joined AB for safe online storage of my images, but have gotten so much more from this community.
Looking forward to seeing your work.
Jim
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Lessons learned & tips from building an observatory (remote or not)
Hi all, I wanted to start a topic specifically for those of us who either have an observatory or are thinking of building one be that remote robotic or not. Whether you're in the planning stages or already running a fully automated system, I beli...
Observatory building relevant to maintaining dark site access and equipment setup.
Hello from Staffordshire
Hi everyone. Been taking Astrophotography for about 7 months now, so it's about time I got on here and said hello. You can find me on the web, FB and Istagram as BobCoPhoto. Looking forward to finding new friends, improving my skillset over time ...
Another new member introduction to astrophotography community.