Every day our eyes catch the light of our memories – time spent with family, the journey to work, a special holiday, a beautiful sunset or a dark starlit night. Each image captured is a picture drawn in light – a photograph: only to be lost in our minds or forever forgotten. Nearly two hundred years ago a small group of amateur scientists achieved what had eluded mankind for centuries – the ability to capture a permanent record of an image seen by their own eyes – a moment in time frozen onto a surface. They had discovered Photography. They were the ‘Catchers of the Light’.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

(Sh2-101) Sharpless 2-101, an emission nebula in Cygnus


(Sh2-101) Sharpless 2-101, an emission nebula in Cygnus.
Sh2-101 also known as Tulip Nebula, is a quite bright emission nebula.

W.O FLT110 with dedicated TMB field flattener and Feather Touch 3'' focuser
SBIG ST10XME CFW9
Starizona MicroTouch autofocuser
EQ6
Astrodon 5nmHα
240 min _30*8min subs

Anacortes Image of the Day 14-06-2010
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