Recently, I had the pleasure of taking some photos up in Maine with the great Adam Woodworth. Although the weather in Maine wasn\’t as co-operative as I would have hoped, we did get a short break on this particular night. We raced out to a spot that Adam has on his list of cool places
I had recently traveled back up to Maine in search of dark sky\’s. It is always a great trip. I have great friends there, the food is always amazing, and the night sky is nothing short of spectacular. I had the opportunity to get a few shots of the Portland Head Light at night. The
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The Custer Institute and Observatory located on Long Island\’s north fork, in the town of Southold is Long Island\’s oldest public observatory. The Observatory was established in 1927 and is currently run by a staff of dedicated volunteers. Inside the dome is a 25 inch, f/5 Obsession Newtonian-style reflecting telescope standing 11 feet tall. Outside
