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Father and son making memories.

From 2 miles up.

Close up. Again, nasty light pollution so I pushed it blue.

This comet has a split tail. Due to light pollution I can't get it to appear well. So here it is in black and white.

I've been away on a photography road trip. Here are a couple of deep space objects I photographed - M8 and M51.

Rocky Mountains

F-35 Lightning II

The fastest place on Earth, but not right now. Bonneville Salt Flats.

Scratching my head on how my plane photo ended up here on this thread? Stupid human. Anyway, here is my first deep space object with my star tracker. For those wondering, Nikon D500, f/4, ISO 200?, 4 minute exposure.

Captain Kristen "Beo" Wolfe - F-35 Demonstration Pilot - Hill AFB, Utah.

Trying out two different edits. I would love to read which you prefer and the why. Thank you in advance.

This is my first star tracker image. No, it's not much and nothing spectacular. My first image was to see if I could achieve round stars... and I did it. This is a four minute exposure pointed at Vega. Between now and the twelfth I will keep practicing setting it up from scratch each night. June...

Captain Kristen "Beo" Wolfe of the U.S.A.F. F-35 Demonstration Team.