This was back in 2016, a really epic northern lights. It always looks a bit brighter in pictures but this one was very bright IRL as well, and even had some purple.

Bonus picture from the same day:

Holds a flashlight and my car key-fob. A cutout makes the flashlight easier to take out.

A photo of a section of the East Side Gallery in Berlin.

Some 10 years ago I had a Cherry G80-3000 full-size keyboard that I wanted to be a tenkeyless. So I cut the keyboard in two parts and made it work again. Madness, but it worked.

Full gallery here: https://imgur.com/a/78WwF

A herd of reindeer that walked by our camp on a hike in Sarek national park back in 2015. Taken with a Canon EOS M.

Brewer: Timemore coffee dripper

Scale: Myweigh barista scale

Grinder: Wilfa WFSB-100S

Kettle: Electrolux something

Cup: IKEA

Beans: Costas of Sweden, Costa Rica

Taken on a hike 2015

I took this picture of the horsehead and flame nebula at the beginning of 2020.

It's a composite of 36x 100s exposures. Taken with a Canon 6D, Tamron 150-600mm. Tracked on a skyadventurer with a guidescope for better tracking.

Main Camera: Canon 6D

Main Lens: Tamron 150-600 @ 600mm

Guide camera: ASI 120m

Guide scope: Orion mini 50mm

Mount/tracking: Tripod + Star Adventurer

Light frames: 36 @ 100s each

No dark or bias frames

Taken on 2020-02-24 from my back yard (roughly bortle 6)

Processing, I don't remember exact details but roughly:

• stacked in deep sky stacker
• adjusted levels in Photoshop
• removed some light pollution in Photoshop

I took this picture back in 2019. It's a composite of 10 exposures (I can't remember the exact exposure time but probably around a minute per exposure).

Taken with a Canon 6D and Tamron 150-600mm on a tripod and star adventurer for tracking, no guiding.

Här är en bild från Perikjaure i Sareks nationalpark jag tog under en vanding 2015. En av Sveriges vackraste sjöar tycker jag.

Har ni någon egen favorit?

Do you:

• make a small cup with it
• blend it with something else
• buy more of the same
• curse that you didn't use it earlier for a larger last cup

It was taken with a Canon 6D + Tamron 600mm lens on a star adventurer tracker with some active guiding via a guidescope camera. Pretty basic setup for astrophotography :)