I photographed this in the late afternoon using my Celestron 14" Telescope and a Nikon Point and Shoot camera held at the eyepiece.
I was watching a movie entitled "The Dish" the other day about Apollo 11 and Neil Armstrong being the first to set foot on the Moon, and thought it might be appropriate for Sky Watch.
We owe a debt of gratitude to Australia and the Radio Telescope at Parks for the television images of the first Moon walk. Thank you Australia.
To play SWF visit Wiggers World.
Troy
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63 comments:
No way!
What a stunner ...
Well done Troy.. great pictures words and information.
This picture is awesome.
Thanks for the link
Tom
I am so impessed. This is stunning:)
What a neat sky watch shot.
Troy: Cool shot, amazing clarity.
Since boy, dream to have a telescope. I have always been poor and never could.
But today I can, and you gave me a great idea.
Thank you very much.
Abraços
Marcos Santos
Just one word - impressive!
Very impressive! Wow!
You wrote this at Rune's
Mine is up,
Come visit.
It made me curious and I went here to watch :-D
I have clicked on the photo, and looked for the red dot ... cool!
That's pretty darn amazing! Thanks for sharing this and the how-to!
Great sky, I said Moon.
Tools help to take good shots.
Congratulations.
Oh WOW, this is 1st class photography.
Please come visit mine.
wow....awesome
Please check out mine Thanks
I am impressed with your shot :D
Will you visit mine Thanks
Troy
Not only have enough equipment and the creativity that made the difference, beautiful!
Fantastic, excellent done.
Wow, I'm amazed...
Amazing shot, well done.
Now that's taking sky watching to the extreme!
Amazing!!
Fantastic shot!
Amazing Sky Watch!
Fantastic! :)
Ida
So different and nice too see... The world is and seemed so small, after all...
Nice weekend wishes you, from Norway.
Very impressive!
How ingenious! This is great.
Great photo, fantastic.. thanks for sharing
Nice moon shots. I too am from FW.
Glad you decided to have a fig tree; now let it grow and have the pleasure of getting those figs out of the tree and eating them ... hope to see a picture of it!
That's neat. I'll have to try that sometimes.
amazing capture of the moon! nice one!
My Sky Watch Friday post
G'day from Australia,
Wonderful shot, wonderful post and a wonderful acknowledgement of a country some people forget was instrumental in beaming those Apollo XI images.
Good on ya, mate
I'm impressed. Great shot!
Incredible! I'm so jealous of people who can get those great moon shots!
Wow, very impressive photo!
Amazing shot. I am impressed. Thanks for the look at the moon.
Beautiful, I am so amazed by the moon, and your talent.
You're very clever!
Wow what an amazing photo!
great photo the red dot shows up well
I love your photo! Have a nice day!
Very impressive and different. Loved it.
What a great shot..great information..
Great pictures! Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
Have a good weekend.
Alexander
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This is a great picture! Thanks for telling how you did it!
Wonder how much red paint it took for them to get that dot to show up so well in the photo?
Troy, that's incredible! I didn't know you could do that! Marvelous photo! :)
How appropiate for sky watching! Great post, Troy. Thank you!
This is incredible! Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Wow...it certainly looks tranquil!
Thanks for sharing...and for thanking Australia for it...
oh and David sent me...sure am glad
Sandi
Wow! Great picture and interesting information!
beautiful image of the moon
What a great idea! And what an incredible shot!!!
Troy, what a great shot and a nice variation to Skywatch Friday. I love the ever mysterious moon!
mmmmm make miss the beach. Its 32 tonight in colorado
This picture is marvellous. Congratulations!
Different & impressive!
Wow! Excellent shot!
That is an awesome picture! I love the moon and I gazing at it -- it's mesmerizing.
wow, Troy...this is great. What a great idea to take a photo through your telescope!! Great shot!!
Louis is late to the party here! Fantastic choice for SWF!
Spectacular.
Awesome shot, and great telescope, I just watched a show, a documentary about Apollo 13, very interesting, thought I'd seen them all, this was a first time for me, it was on the discovery channel. I am an Apollo and Moon nut,lol.
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