Astrophotography of Messier 19, an oval shaped globular cluster in Ophiuchus with another globular star cluster nearby.

Messier 57, also called the Ring Nebula, is a small nebula located in Lyra. Find out more about the astrophotography here.

Learn how to photograph Messier 25, a beautiful open star cluster in Sagittarius with some beautiful dark dust lanes nearby.

List of the best phone apps for astronomy that you'll actually use. Use these apps to plan your astrophotography sessions and make your nights easier. They are divided into four categories: Planning, Weather, Sun and Moon, and others.

Learn how to photograph Messier 79, a beautiful globular star cluster in Lepus.

The Horsehead Nebula Astrophotography with and without a telescope.

What are the best beginner telescopes for astrophotography? Here are ideas for 5 refractor telescopes, as well as two other types!

Our guide to the best telescope mounts you can get for deep sky astrophotography. Star Trackers for wide field and German Equatorial mounts.

List of the best Astrophotography cameras for beginners. Including DSLR, Mirrorless, OSC, Monochrome cooled dedicated cameras, and more.

Learn to create a dark library for astrophotography to re-use your calibration frames over and over again and gain a lot of time!

Astrophotography tips for Messier 77, a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Cetus!

Comets are, in my opinion, some of the most exciting objects to capture. They are very unpredictable, and their shapes are often unique and change every single night! Deep sky objects (like galaxies, nebulae, and clusters) stay in the same place year after year, whereas comets pass by and are gone within weeks.

One of the closest open clusters to Earth is Messier 36 located in Auriga. Learn how we photographed this star cluster.

The DWARF 3 is the smallest, lightest, and most versatile smart telescope available. In this review, we see what it is capable of!

Learn how to photograph Messier 7 (M7 - Ptolemy's Cluster), a beautiful open star cluster in Scorpius with some beautiful Milky Way dust in the background!