Lugged the 6″ Dobsonian Mount out each evening to get some shots of Saturn and Jupiter doing their thing.
December 21 was the closest approach, but I think my best shot was the evening before:



Each time something cosmic happens worthy of time and attention, I tell myself I will invest in some better equipment, but it doesn’t happen. This time, I tried to get a range of ISO settings and shutter speeds, and had my Sony RX100 mounted on a tripod, pointing down the eyepiece.

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