Hooking the fish at the top of the Monroe County courthouse in Bloomington with the crescent moon. Buy this photo
Freedom, IN features the darkest skies I can find within about 50 miles of my house. Here’s a shot of our galaxy from a little farm in Freedom. Buy this photo
A few hours’ worth of stacked, long exposure shots out in Freedom, IN. At the time, the van was for sale. Buy this photo
March 16, 2020 — when Bloomington closed due to Covid-19. Kirkwood was *almost* deserted. Buy this photo
I’ll be honest, I was pretty impressed with how this one came out. Good thing America had a birthday. Buy this photo
This is a stack of select photos from a sunrise time-lapse I did from the top of Bloomington’s Hickory Ridge fire tower. Might be my favorite. Buy this photo
Comet NEOWISE over the Monroe County courthouse. This was a fun time to be photographing the night sky. I miss you, NEOWISE. Buy this photo
Fun fact: the prime time to launch a hot air balloon is at dusk or dawn. They’re super photogenic. Buy this photo
If you know where to go, every so often you can catch the moon lining up the with Monroe County courthouse in Bloomington in some pretty cool ways. Buy this photo
If you can find some in the right spot, train-tracks’ tendency to go in a straight line for long distances can make for some great sun and moon shots. Buy this photo
Comet NEOWISE, July 11, 2020. Featured on the front page of Bloomington’s Herald Times newspaper! Buy this photo
It’s the full moon, about to set behind the Monroe County Courthouse in Bloomington! Buy this photo
When SpaceX launched the Demo-2 mission, NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken brought along a sequin-covered plush dinosaur named Tremor to serves as their "zero-g indicator”. Obviously, I bought one. Here it is at a limestone quarry after a few hours of star trails, with the International Space Station, carrying Hurley and Behnken, streaking overhead. Buy this photo
Yes, I know it’s slight off-center. Would you have preferred I photoshopped it? Anyway, if you can find some in the right spot, train-tracks’ tendency to go in a straight line for long distances can make for some great sun and moon shots. Buy this photo
The Milky Way seen through the window frames of Hickory Ridge fire tower, in Bloomington, IN. Buy this photo
The Navy’s Blue Angels flew across the country, making passes over major cities near the beginning of the pandemic. This flight occurred May 12, 2020. Buy this photo
Taken April 7, 2020, the Spring’s Pink moon rises over Indiana University in Bloomington. Buy this photo
This was a dead tree in my backyard. It has since been chopped down. You can get it printed and hang it in your residence. It’ll look great. Buy this photo
It’s the moon. The color of the sky here matches the color I painted my bedroom. So, there’s that. Buy this photo
Comet NEOWISE with the Indiana University library. This was a fun time to be photographing the night sky. I miss you, NEOWISE. Buy this photo
An ISS pass over Bloomington, streaking directly through Polaris, the North Star, above the Monroe County Courthouse. I wish I could take credit for planning this precisely, but I had only planned to get the ISS over Bloomington, with Polaris above the courthouse. The ISS/Polaris intersect was pure luck, and is alignment not often seen. Buy this photo
An hour or so of star trails over one of the midwest’s iconic covered wooden bridges. Buy this photo
In fact, the moon is significantly larger than the courthouse in downtown Bloomington. Buy this photo
