Moon photos
Captured from the garden with a phone and a little patience, these images show the moon as a first step into night-sky photography.
Open moon galleryGallery
A growing archive of moon shots, deep-sky study images, and inspiration from the night sky.
Hubble collection
These images focus on the Hubble-inspired targets that are helping us practice processing and understand deep-sky subjects better.
Open Hubble galleryFeatured deep-sky practice
A selection of nebula and galaxy images from sources such as AstroBackyard, Galactic Hunter, and Cosmic Curiosity.
See project imagesDWARF Mini images
These images were captured with the DWARF Mini. M31 (the Andromeda Galaxy) was captured as a mosaic, and the Elephant’s Trunk Nebula (IC 1396) is a multi-night mega-stack.
Telescope silhouette against the Moon — captured with the DWARF Mini
Full Moon — captured with the DWARF Mini
M31 (Andromeda Galaxy) — DWARF Mini mosaic
M31 (Andromeda Galaxy) — DWARF Mini mosaic, alternate processing
IC 1396 Elephant’s Trunk Nebula — DWARF Mini multi-night mega-stack
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These examples show what beginners can capture while learning framing, focus, and processing. For equipment context and buying notes, visit our telescope reviews and smart telescope discounts page.
Moon in night sight mode
IC410 Fire and Tadpole nebula
IC1805 Heart Nebula
Related beginner guides
- Moon gallery for beginner moon photography examples.
- Deep-sky gallery for Hubble-inspired targets and processing practice.
- Weather planner and dark sky guide to improve capture nights.
If you are deciding between upgrading technique or equipment, use these linked pages first. Better planning and processing usually deliver bigger gains than expensive gear at the beginner stage.