This gallery of the most beautiful images of comets with my instruments Bismarck, Christina and ULT will be updated permanently!
PanSTARRS at setting![]() |
PanSTARRS above the Allgaeu![]() |
Stack out of 7 single frames, therefore the foreground looks blurred. | Composite image with a 20 seconds exposed single shot. |
Garradd - comet centered![]() |
Garradd - comet and stars stacked![]() |
Stack centered at the comet, stars appearing side by side. | Stack centered at comet and stars. |
Holmes bulged![]() |
with outer coma![]() |
The diameter is now ca 12 arcminutes. Stack out of 11x20s exposures. | The outer regions are again displayed here. |
Close to horizon![]() |
Evening mood![]() |
Short before setting Mc Naught is fading. | A few minutes later the comet has disappeared and the mood could be enjoyed. |
Machholz - Canon Ixus![]() |
Plejades, Machholz![]() |
Machholz, almost impressive![]() |
Machholz - Bismarck at focus![]() |
Plejades, Machholz![]() |
Machholz - Bismarck at focus![]() |
Hale Bopp at focus![]() | Hale Bopp above Munich![]() |
Hale Bopp 400 telelens![]() |
Hale Bopp, seen with Christina | Hale Bopp rules the sky, seen here from Mt. Wendelstein. | Hale Bopp, shot through the 400 telelens. |
Halley - 300 telelens![]() | Halley and Milky Way![]() |
Halley was the first comet I was able to observe with the naked eye. | Close to dawn this spectacular view of the comet east of Milky Way has been presented. |
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