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I am currently refining my image-processing skills, so prints are not available for purchase just yet. However, as I gain more experience, I plan to offer high-quality prints at reasonable prices.
Please note that the images displayed on AstroPhilosophy have been downscaled to protect against unauthorized use and piracy. I kindly ask that you respect my intellectual property and refrain from claiming my work as your own. If you would like to share my images, you are welcome to do so by embedding a direct link back to my site within your own content.
All written works may be shared freely, provided proper attribution is given along with a direct link back to AstroPhilosophy.
As of October 2026, my primary imaging instrument is the Vespera III smart telescope by Vaonis. I manually stack and preprocess my captures using Siril, and then apply final polishes in Adobe Photoshop. Because I prefer an organic and authentic look, I intentionally limit heavy-handed digital manipulation. For lunar photography, I rely on a Celestron NexStar 4SE.
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It represents a seamless convergence of vast celestial imagery and profound philosophical inquiry.
Capturing astrophotography images is a continuous pursuit, though the unpredictable weather in the Northeast United States often poses a challenge, particularly with frequent cloud cover during the fall and winter months. As for my writing schedule, readers can anticipate a new article approximately every ten days.
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