Astrophotographer to Compare Early Color Astronomy Photos With Modern Amateurs’
Image courtesy of Palomar Observatory, Image taken by Clay Gilliland
Mount Paloma’s Telescope
On Tuesday, October 20, local astrophotographer Michael Goldstein will be giving a fascinating talk titled The First-Ever Color DSO Images. He will present the classic color images of deep sky objects like galaxies and nebulae from large research telescopes with a comparison to today’s digital revolution in amateur astronomy. The talk will be given at the Coykendall auditorium at SUNY New Paltz at 8 PM.
Michael Goldstein is Vice President of the Mid Hudson Astronomical Association, and a frequent contributor to the EAA forum on Cloudy Nights.
