Location: Saints Rest Beach, Saint John, NB
Weather: -10 Degrees Celsius, strong wind coming off the Bay of Fundy, almost completely clear except for a couple of very high small, light clouds.
Equipment: Cannon Rebel DSLR on tripod.
Objective: To image Mars and Jupiter. At observing time, Jupiter was less than halfway up in the sky in the west and Mars was lower in the East.
Notes: The red line in two of the images are different airplanes. These images were all time elapsed, so instead of just a red dot appearing, the plane shows up as a long red streak.
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| Jupiter in the western sky. 20 second time exposure, 1600 ISO |
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| Mars over Saint John, NB |
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| Mars under the constellation Leo |
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| Ship behind island on the Bay of Fundy looking straight out onto bay from the beach. The two lights on the horizon are lighthouses on the coast of Nova Scotia. |
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| Ship on the Bay Fundy under the stars. Picture is taken facing to the south. |
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| Cassiopeia and the Andromeda Galaxy(M31). |
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| Orion The Hunter |
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| Taurus The Bull and Pleiades (M45) |
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| Big Dipper Standing on End over Saint John, through the city lights. 30 sec time exposure, 1600 ISO |
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