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You wouldn't know it from looking up at the night sky from a light-polluted city or burb, but the heavens teem with mind-boggling celestial wonders. With a telescope as its lens, the camera captures colors and details that the human eye simply can't.

In this gallery I showcase the celestial wonders that I’ve had the good fortune to photograph — so far. With "billions and billions" out there, I'm just gettin' started! I'll be adding new images and blog entries as often as I can, so check back soon to see what's new.

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Astrophotography by Steve Peters
NEW Images Nebulas Galaxies Star Clusters Solar System Equipment Astro Blog About Me Home		You wouldn't know it from looking up at the night sky from a light-polluted city or burb, but the heavens teem with mind-boggling celestial wonders. With a telescope as its lens, the camera captures colors and details that the human eye simply can't. In this gallery I showcase the celestial wonders that I’ve had the good fortune to photograph — so far. With "billions and billions" out there, I'm just gettin' started! I'll be adding new images and blog entries as often as I can, so check back soon to see what's new.

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