Charles LilloApril 25, 2017Comment

Astrophotographer: Adam Block

Charles LilloApril 25, 2017Comment

Southern Arizona is a hotbed for astronomy which is good for the economy, for education, and for photographers, among others. We have some of the best-known photographers in this field, and part of the reason is the local effort to keep skies darker than many other metropolitan areas.

Charles Lillo

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GalaxyCharles LilloJanuary 05, 2022Galaxy, m31Comment

M31 The Andromeda Galaxy

A Closer Look at the HA

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GalaxyCharles LilloMarch 07, 2022NGC 2903Comment

NGC 2903

NGC 2903 is an isolated barred spiral galaxy in the equatorial constellation of Leo. Get a close up look at all the fuzzies in the shot.

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Charles LilloDecember 04, 2024Comment

An Everglades Shark _LDN 1235

Last night, I ventured deep into the Florida Everglades with a few friends to capture an image of the Shark Nebula (LDN 1235). The trip was an adventure in itself, navigating through remote backroads under pitch-black skies.

Charles LilloDecember 04, 2024Comment

TimelapseCharles LilloJune 02, 2015Aaron Keigher1 Comment

Move: from Aaron Keigher A Vimeo Staff Pick

“I move, therefore I am.” ―Haruki Murakami

The world around us never stands still and it is this motion that gives Earth life. Without this movement, our planet could not exist. Simply put, movement breathes life into our world. Few of us have ever stopped to think about the importance of this constant motion — stop to bask in its simplicity and beauty. Far too few of us take a moment to see our universe in motion.

TimelapseCharles LilloJune 02, 2015Aaron Keigher1 Comment