Dark Sky Astrophotography Camping - Explore The Far Side Of The Galaxy! 

As a fellow astrophotographer I really appreciate the way you show us your adventures ! Not only focused on the images and processing but the whole experience, and I can only be in awe of your skies and scenery from a rainy Netherlands right now .

Another great Video, Lance. You are a great educator. Just amazing you do this all yourself!

I am really enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing. Just fun and incredible

Great video, heat here in England is not a problem like you have to contend with, great images 👍

Well produced video. I appreciate the time you put in to making this for those of us who don't have access to the sky.

What a great rv camp area! Lot of room for Shadow!! Nice that the neighbors kept it dark! Beautiful result images!! Cheers! Doug

Great images! Thanks for bringing us along! Clear skies!

Thank you for showing us the incredible beauty of the Omega Nebula. I often marvel at how God created earth and sky with not dissimilar patterns: when one stares into the incredible colors of a sunstone, or the swirls of banding in a colorful agate, the forms and flows mimic the beauty of the galaxies, stars, and nebulae. Just so calming and wondrous. But admittedly, my favorite part of this video, Lance, is watching Shadow get the zoomies!

I’m amazed every time. Great images my friend

Outstanding. Y’all are awesome !

WOW Those are beautiful.

Hi Lance, greetings from Australia. love the video and fantastic images. Was due to go to Grand Canyon back in 2020 but Covid made sure I had to cancel. Looks a great RV site and I’m gonna try and get over there soon. I know how you feel with the 100+ temps. But worth the hassle or our love of astronomy and the results that come with it. Looking forward to more videos. Take care my friends

Mr. Lance Always love your adventures In N. Central Ca we hit 114 yesterday with about the same forecast for the next week 🥵 Stay cool and Hydrated everyone!

Who would have guessed that I will subscribe after watching just one of your videos. There is a vibe to your videos that I can't quite put my finger on. Keep it up, can't wait to see more.

Beautiful work.

Very nice images! I’m going to try to get more data on M 16 tonight and tomorrow. This is from my driveway in central NY. This is the first time I’ve worked on the Eagle because the telescope can’t see Polaris and that part of the southern sky when I’m at home. Recently started using the ASIAir instead of a PC and they have experimental all-sky polar alignment so going to try that again. The first time I tried it the other night the guiding was pretty bad, worse than normal for my setup. After processing the few subs I had it still looked pretty good. Anyway another great video. And I’ll try to not be too jealous of your Bortle 2 skies. 😊

Always a fun adventure with you and Shadow, my friend! Richard and I are glad you beat the heat and had a great time!

Hey Lance Your Neighbor Ed Here. Another oustanding video, your Astrophotography is just amazing and crazy Shadow makes it so much fun to watch.

Another great adventure Lance, with superb results to show for it.

Love the Cat's Paw Nebula, unfortunately it just comes barely above the horizon at my place. Saludos from Spain, Rob.

Honestly, I prefer seeing you doing this hobby vs me doing it because it would completely wreck my sleep schedule staying up this late. If I were to get into astrophotography, all I would ever be able to shoot images of would be the sun. Your images came out great.

Such a great area to image from. I fly from NYC to Cane Beds, AZ (20 minutes away from Pipe Spring NM) each summer for a week to do astrophotography. In fact, I'm here now! This whole week has been clear and beautiful, glad you had a similar experience!

Like your Capri Camper. I have a Bundutec and plan to do the same thing :) Will have to check out that spot. Nice job on the pics!

Nice

Hey you did a great job of catching these objects that we take for granted down here in Australia. Nice setup too especially having the car to cool down.

I live at 7000ft Elevation. Clears night and bad seeing.... Never heard of it! 😂

Greetings from Spanish Valley (SE of Moab), I just came across your video and wouldn't you know I just imaged M16 and M20 last night (July 7th) from my observatory outside of Moab. Fun stuff for sure and both images were outstanding, but I think I will see where the cats paw nebula is located and if it's going to be high enough above the horizon for my location. The canyon walls to my south sit almost 20 degrees off the horizon so that anything below 25 degrees is on the skinny edge from my observatory. (I'm rambling ;-) ) Anyhow you have a new sub, you look to be of my generation and if you ever want to get out my way you would have a place to park and setup camp. I'm on 5 acres with plenty of room and I would enjoy the company of another enthusiast of AP ! The weather has been good so far for July and over nite temps are in the low 60's, so not to bad. ;-) Anyhow I'm glad to have come across your channel and take in the adventures of you and Shadow ! Cheers and clear sky's 😅BTW, I just checked and the Cats Paw is defiantly way to low at 13 degrees so off to the Crescent nebula instead... ;-)

Awesome captures Lance. Would it be possible to do this from a boat due to the clear skies above lakes? What would be a good beginner telescope? Shadow loves to run like my Pom used to. I could see the namesake in each nebula except the Omega. The Eagle one was so clear. Great job.

That's like a giant version of the Taco Bell dog, lol

well I am in northern California no where near a desert and it is 111. I wish I was shooting milky ways....perfect time Those are pretty amazing. I wish I knew how to do that but I dont have the gear. How do you find the nebulas. Can I shoot a nebula, single stacked images without a telescope? I can try after a milky way shoot.