Part of the constellation Orion (Ori)

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A wide angle view of Orion next to a winter arrangement of bright Aldebaran, Mars, and the Pleiades.
Orion Mars and M45
A clear 50mm snap of Orion at its height in the winter sky.
⭐ Orion 2023
Clear skies, a stable mount called the Sky Watcher Star Adventurer GTi, 30 1-minute exposures with a Sony Alpha 6300 camera, and the fast 50mm manual focus f/1.4 lens by Samyang all conspired to bring you this image.
Orion exposed at 50mm
A detailed exposure that illustrates the major stars and nebulae.
The Full Orion
A very tropical Orion rises above the palm trees on Grand Cayman.
The Tropical Orion
Mars shines brightly through the palm trees with Bettlejuice rising in the bottom right.
Caribbean Mars
The Orion constellation.
The Orion Constellation (sans Betelgeuse)
First long exposure using my CGEM-II mount.
The many nebulae of Orion.
A capture of Orion's belt.
Orion's Belt
Took ~350 4-second 210mm of Orion's belt: Alnitak (with NGC2024 the Flame Nebula and IC434 the Horesehead Nebula), Alnilam and Mintaka. First pic of 2022!
Orion's Belt New Year 2022
This detailed photograph of the Orion constellation is rich nebulae. The Flame Nebula is on the left of the 'belt' and the Orion Nebula pops at the bottom of the 'sword'.
Detailed Orion with Flame Nebula and Orion Nebula
The Orion constellation is easily recognizable by the bright red Betelgeuse 'shoulder', three stars to form the 'belt' and a sword tipped with a nebula visible to the naked eye.
Orion
Capturing the rare proximity of Mars to M45, the Pleiades.
Mars Meets the Pleiades at Dawn
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