In addition to our still imaging, Full Moon Photography is a master at time
lapse animations. The links below will take you to various animations of the
night sky, often at observatories in Southern Arizona. Most last from dusk until
dawn.
Still images from most of these animations are available as prints. If you
don't see them in our galleries,
please contact
us for more information.
Our latest video of an HISTORIC night!
On this night, the 1.5 meter (60 inch) telescope discovered 2008 TC3, the
first asteroid every discovered BEFORE entering the Earth's atmosphere.
A dusk to dawn animation of the activities of Astronomy Camp on top of Mt.
Lemmon, Arizona, with the night sky wheeling overhead.
A dusk to nearly dawn animation featuring the dome of CSS' telescope scanning
the skies for Near Earth Asteroids.
The view north from the Catalina Station near Mt. Bigelow, Arizona
An all night view of the Kuiper 1.54-m (61") telescope working alongside
the Catalina Sky Survey's Schmidt.
The July 4th, 2008 firework display over Tucson, Arizona.
This all night time lapse was made at the peak of Mt. Lemmon looking towards
the northeast. You'll see a huge number of aircraft flying east and west, cars
moving along roads in the San Pedro valley below and a number of things in the
night sky, including the Zodiacal Light before dawn. The bright object in the
morning sky is the planet Venus.
