by David Lane | May 5, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
Once you click on the image it may take 15 seconds or more to render! What some have come to call the Rainbow Mountain is at Old Paria, or Pahreah, which is a ghost town on the Paria River in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in central Kane County, Utah,...
by David Lane | May 5, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
***CLICK on the Above Image to go to Flickr and see options for up to a 10,000 pixel version*** Tuweap also known as Toroweap is at the far western edge of the Grand Canyon National Park. It’s a really rough drive out to the edge. 65 miles off pavement and the...
by David Lane | May 4, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
On a pleasant evening at White Pocket Arizona during the new moon in April 2018, the zodiacal light reappeared over the desert southwest. Venus, which had been burning brightly in the sky after sunset dropped to just over the horizon after astronomical dark. The...
by David Lane | Apr 26, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
Once upon a viewpoint dreamy. As Jimmy and I crested the hill that led to this Lake Powell overlook I was on the handsfree phone discussing some matter of import. I explained that I was driving up to the edge of a cliff. As the landscape in this...
by David Lane | Mar 7, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
The Victor/Goldfield Colorado Star Mine Jimmy and I were headed home from out west after 9 days of shooting images. In case you have missed it I really find mining and specifically the buildings and mechanisms to bore holes miles into the ground extremely interesting....
by David Lane | Mar 5, 2018 | Deep Space Images, Uncategorized
Scouring Orion from Barnards Loop to the Orion Nebula. 2-Image Mosaic Click Image below for a much larger version Focused to Perfection with the Astro Products Reveal Focus Filter! Whats better than Orion in the Winter sky? Nothing...
by David Lane | Feb 20, 2018 | Deep Space Images, Uncategorized
<img class=”wp-image-3551 size-large” src=”https://i0.wp.com/www.davelaneastrophotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/M78-HH-Barnard-Final-1-1-flat.jpg?resize=1024%2C674″ alt=”Horse Head Nebula M78 Barnard’s Loop”...
by David Lane | Feb 14, 2018 | Deep Space Images, Uncategorized
Focused to Perfection with the Astro Products Reveal Focus Filter! Cygnus is such cool area of the sky. There are so many cool areas of Hydrogen Alpha Emissions (called Ha) in this region. These are that areas you see as pink in the...
by David Lane | Jan 8, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
Dinosaurs! Actual Photograph – What?!? I call this image “Look at the Pretty Light in the Sky!” the last of my 10 image series. Ever wonder what a dinosaur looked like at night? Wonder no more! This is a real photograph, well actually its about 40...
by David Lane | Jan 4, 2018 | Milky Way Landscapes, Uncategorized
The Badlands are an interesting place, sometimes when quite dry they appear nearly colorless, sometimes after some rain, they sprout color and have a completely different look. This night was after a recent rain and the colors were much more...
