Astro Images Photo Gallery by Ken Tydeck at pbase.com

Astro Images

Most images taken from my Mesa,Arizona backyard. Equipment is a Takahashi TOA-130 and Orion ED-80 mounted on a Astrophysics 1200GTO mount. Camera is a Canon 400d. Guided with the ED80 and MX7C.

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Saturn	"Redo" M16 "The Eagle Nebula" Spikes..	ngc4565.jpg	M5706sept04.jpg
Cocoon11nov04.jpg	M64-05Apr05	M51-05apr05.jpg	M27 f5 Star2K 7-9-04.jpg
M51samaximconvert.jpg	M42sm.jpg	IC 434 Horsehead Nebula

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Richard Sorensen		05-Aug-2009 07:11
Incredible!! I always knew you were a space case, but these photos confirm it.

Bob Denny		15-Dec-2008 19:14
I love the "NEW" M33 Galaxy!

dbj		21-Oct-2008 15:05
I bet you could see them even better from MY backyard!

mario		08-Sep-2008 19:21
fantastic pics

Curtis		18-Mar-2008 10:38
Awesome pictures, Ken! Keep them coming! Kevan and I are going to Philmont Scout Ranch this summer -- Yesterday, we picked an itinerary that has an astronomy activity at one of the camping spots. We wish you could be our guide!

Curtis		18-Mar-2008 10:38
Awesome pictures, Ken! Keep them coming! Kevan and I are going to Philmont Scout Ranch this summer -- Yesterday, we picked an itinerary that has an astronomy activity at one of the camping spots. We wish you could be our guide!

Dani Wilde		15-Mar-2008 19:27
That "horsehead" one is really amazing.

Mike Nelson		13-Mar-2008 13:44
Ken, Nice to see your M42 up here. Hope you dont mind, but I "Borrowed" it for the background on my work computer. got rid of the M42 I took, it just doesnt compare to yours! Take Care, and hope to see ya soon!

Kevan		13-Mar-2008 01:34
Ken, these are amazing pics! I like the heart nebula, is it gas or radiation or what that makes it seem to glow red? Anyway, great pics, we took the kids to the science center on saturday, next time I'm carting them off to your place for an astronomy lesson instead!

Steven Aggas		29-Feb-2008 19:44
Hi Ken, may I post your image of Comet Holmes on my site? It is the most representative view of the comet as seen in my 36" scope. That brilliant teal color is not in most of the photos when I googled it. Thanks, Steven.

Bill Edwards		07-Jan-2007 15:19
Very Nice Ken !

Benjamin		06-Apr-2006 18:49
Amazing pics Ken - thanks for sharing!!!

Teri		23-Mar-2006 17:19
Every time I look at these I see another one that I think is my favorite. Hard to say. They are all great. Cant wait to see what your new equipment will bring.

antje		18-Jan-2006 15:17
wow, these are really good pictures- it´s sad that we´ve got to much light- pollution here, hope to enjoy the arizona nightsky, soon!!!! liebe grüße aus Deutschland (o:

Guest		17-Oct-2005 15:52
Thanks for the nice comments. I just picked up a sxv guide camera also. New learning process. Never ends. KT

Howie		30-Aug-2005 21:54
Nice! I've just started experimenting with my MX7C and the SXV guidehead. I'm out in Gold Canyon, so I've got less light pollution than you (nyah nyah!) but I haven't been able to produce images anywhere near yours.

David Val		22-Apr-2005 05:44
Great site! I love the pictures.

Henning		21-Apr-2005 12:28
Nice stars! Seems to be time to watch them on the way home from a certain bar ...

Warren Kutok		20-Apr-2005 20:52
Hi Ken, Images are looking good. Sorry we missed you the other night. Krupp was calling the wrong number. Warren Kutok, Photon Instrument, Ltd.

jodi pfunder		14-Apr-2005 12:11
Cool. I like the whirlpool and pinwheel galaxy --

Dani		13-Apr-2005 19:36
those are awesome ken! what a fun hobby. -Dani Jackson

Teri		12-Apr-2005 21:21
It's about time you posted these for everyone to enjoy! Now you can share with everyone what you do in the wee small hours of the morning! Love ya -TT

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