Except as noted, I photographed these with my C14 on E200 film and printed them on Ilfochrome CPS.1K paper in my darkroom.
  • A supernova remnant, part of a very large circle.
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  • Veil Nebula
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  • Mayhill, NM
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  • © Rick Thurmond 2007
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  • E200 Ilfochrome C14
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  • NGC 6992
  • A widefield astrophoto showing the California Nebula and the Pleiades
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  • California Nebula and Pleiades
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  • Cobb, CA
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  • © Rick Thurmond 2007
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  • E200 Ilfochrome Rollei 150mm
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  • NGC1499,M45
  • The constellation of Orion includes M42, the Orion Nebula, the horsehead and flame nebulae, and the large arc on the left, Barnard's loop. The picture is framed by the orange star Betelgeuse and the blue star Rigel
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  • Orion constellation
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  • Cobb
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  • © Rick Thurmond 2007
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  • E200 Ilfochrome Rollei 150mm
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  • CA
  • These two nebulas, commonly called the Heart and Soul are actually clouds of hydrogen. Nearby is the double cluster. Hydrogen clouds generally form into star clusters over time.
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  • © Rick Thurmond 2007
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  • E200 Ilfochrome Rollei 150mm
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  • IC 1805, 1848; NGC869
  • The eclipsed moon coming out of totality. High humidity created the halo on the bright side. Refraction through the Earth's atmosphere creates the red glow.
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  • Lunar eclipse of February 2008
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  • Cobb
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  • © Rick Thurmond 2008
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  • USA
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  • C14 Velvia Ilfochrome
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  • Eclipsed Moon
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  • CA