Updated 29 Feb 2008

Joe Roberts Astrophotography

Showpiece Image Gallery

This page contains some of my very best images. The list is small at the moment because this page is reserved for those images that are competitive with those seen in amateur astronomy publications. Selected photos on this page are also available for sale in print form. NOTE: You might want to Calibrate Your Monitor in order to best view the images on this site.

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Comet Hale Bopp, 5 minute exposure w/ 500mm F6.3 lens

Taken from Salem, CT.


North American Nebula, 38 minute exposure w/ 500mm F6.3 lens

Taken at Connecticut Star Party 9, 10 September 1999 (Colebrook, CT).


Pleiades (M45), taken w/ Vixen 102 ED Refractor

Kodak Royal Gold 400 film, 23 December 2000.


M5 Globular Cluster, 5 minute exposure w/ Celestron CG-11 @ F6.3

Taken from Blandford, MA, March 1997.


Great Nebula in Orion, 2 stacked 5 minute exposures w/ Celestron CG-11 @ F6.3

Taken at Connecticut Star Party 10, 28-29 September 2000 (Colebrook, CT).


M82 Galaxy, 5 minute exposure w/ Celestron CG-11 @ F6.3

Taken from Blandford, MA, March 1997.


Rosette Nebula, three stacked 10 minute exposures w/ 500mm F6.3lens

Taken from Wilbraham MA (light polluted) on 25 December 2000.


27 October 2004 Lunar Eclipse (Celestron CG-11 telescope @F6.3, 200 ISO slide film.

Taken from Voluntown, CT.


Comet Hyakutake, 5 minute exposure w/ 28mm F2.8 lens

Taken from Lebanon, CT, March 1996.


Aurora (Northern Lights), Colebrook CT, 7 September 2002

Wide Angle exposure, Big Dipper visible near horizon.


Eastern Sky Rising at Arunah Hill

The California Nebula, Pleiades and Hyades are visible in this shot, taken in 2001 from Arunah Hill, Cummington MA.


Members of Our Solar System: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn

Photos taken with Olympus C3030 Zoom digital camera (afocal method). 28 Aug 2003 (Mars), 12 January 2001 (Jupiter) and 17 November 2001 (Saturn).


Lunar Close Up, Celestron C14 @F3.3, Orion Starshoot II Imager

Taken 14 February 2008 from Voluntown CT.


The largest and brightest Full Moon of 2000, w/ Celestron CG-11 @ F6.3

Taken 22 December 2000 from Oakdale, CT.


The Ring Nebula

Taken with Meade Pictor 216XT CCD camera using Celestron CG-11.


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