Planetary Imaging

Explore my gallery of planetary photos. Witness the beauty of our celestial neighbours through my lens.

By Tim Trott • January 1, 2023
Planetary Imaging

Join me in exploring the wonders of our solar system through my astronomy photography. These images offer a close-up view of the planets, each captured with precision and passion. Through my lens, experience the captivating beauty and intricate details of our cosmic neighbors as seen from my perspective.

My attempts at imaging the solar system.

Photos of the planets in our solar system including planetary conjunctions.

First attempt at Saturn with Bresser Full HD Deep Sky Camera
First attempt at Saturn with Bresser Full HD Deep Sky Camera
Second attempt at Jupiter with Europa as well
Second attempt at Jupiter with Europa as well
Saturn along side Virgo above the trees
Saturn along side Virgo above the trees
Jupiter and Venus
Jupiter and Venus
Venus and Jupiter Conjunction 12/03/2012
Venus and Jupiter Conjunction 12/03/2012
Conjunction of Venus, Castor and Pollux
Conjunction of Venus, Castor and Pollux
Jupiter and it's Moons
Jupiter and it's Moons
First Photo of Saturn through Skywatcher Explorer 200
First Photo of Saturn through Skywatcher Explorer 200

About the Author

Tim Trott is an avid stargazer and astrophotographer whose passion for the cosmos fuels a lifelong journey of exploration and wonder. Through Perfect Astronomy, he shares the beauty of the night sky and the art of capturing it, blending science and creativity to inspire curious minds and aspiring astrophotographers alike. Join him as he turns every starry night into a story waiting to be told.

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