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I am looking for astro-photographs that show what the object looks like in the eyepiece. I know this is not what most astro-photographers try to capture. It is my goal to let newbies get an accurate example of what they will see when they are at the eyepiece. If you are interested in contributing to this effort, please submit your images below. I am currently accepting submissions for Messier, Caldwell, NGC, and IC objects with published magnitudes of 10.5 or brighter. I will be revising the list as I personally check out each object. If you know of an object with a dimmer published magnitude that a newbie should be able to find in an 8" scope, feel free to suggest it. I will include an optional image credit for each image along with an optional link to your site. You can only specify one link per page of image submissions. Neither the image credit nor link is required. I also ask for your email address so I can confirm your intentions and thank you personally. The email address is required and will not be published or released in any way. Please refer to my Privacy policy. Submission of images through this page authorizes Mark Casazza to use the images in any manner he sees fit within the TonightsSky.com domain. All such usages will include the image credit provided which will be display as a link if a link is also provided. Submission of images that are not your legal property can and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. |