Welcome

Observers with telescopes – observers who want to upgrade their system with a camera and learn how to capture and process images 

Landscape Photographers – 

who want to take their skills to the next level 

Beginners - new to the field who have a star tracker and a camera and want to learn how to shoot at pro level

Entry level – photographers who know little about astrophotography and want to buy astrophotography gear and start learning 

Astrophotographers  - those who have experience with astrophotography and want to gear up for pro level work

Experienced Astrophotographer– who wants to shoot in a group and learn new techniques

Astrophotographer  - who prefers to shoot in groups with guidance

Astrophotographer -  who wants to improve their processing and  editing skills 

Anyone  -  who is interested in learning professional photography skills and techniques from a  NASA  and National Geographic published artist and professional photographers

You saw an amazing nightscape image that you want to learn how to shoot? You want to learn how to shoot astrophotography or improve your astrophotography processing skills? Here is your opportunity to make it happen! We are here to guide you through each step of the process. There is nothing like dark skies! When you get away from the city lights,  the clear night sky is full of color. To be out in the desert on a clear moonless night and see billions of stars lighting the sky,  an enormous trail of stars crossing overhead is simply an amazing sight! To actually see the Sagittarius Spiral Arm known as the Milkyway is a sight you will never forget, but what your eyes can see is nothing compared to what your camera is capable of imaging. It is possible to produce images are far better when away from city lights that “pollute” the sky.  Imaging from dark skies is the ultimate astrophotography experience. Let us take you there so you will see for yourself, and allow us the pleasure of teaching you how to photograph it all!

 Jay Anne Boza is an astrophotographer and time lapse filmmaker based in Austin, Texas specializing in capturing the night sky with time lapse. She is guiding deep space astrophotography workshops and astrophotography processing workshops, teaching deep space imaging, milkyway creative imaging, and timelapse ramping and exposure techniques. Jay Anne's work demonstrates outstanding artistic capabilities for catching light in smooth transitions from one scene to the next and she will take you to the next level with her timelapse courses. With years of experience, her works have been published and reviewed with many photographic magazines and her works are recognized globally. Her goal is to capture the beauty of the universe in new forms of creativity to make a mark in history for capturing light from her artistic point of view. An award winning artist with a background in education in the arts, Jay Anne has a natural gift for teaching, using her unique ability to simplify understanding of otherwise complex processes to create art.

Roi Levi is a landscape photographer, astrophotographer, and filmmaker creating time lapse, aerial photography and astro imaging based in Israel. He teaches astrophotography workshops globally.  Roi's passion for astronomy from a very young age has inspired him to be innovative. Roi has worked as an educator in sound and film school, and presently delivers lectures and astrophotography processing workshops  teaching his expertise in astrophotography courses.   Roi joins forces with  ZWO,  Sony, Canon, Black Forest Motion and Dynamic Perception.  Always seeking the next challenge with  dedication, Roi breaks the boundaries of creativity and puts into action his ideas, carving new paths and leading the way for unseen techniques.  His work has been published and reviewed in highly rated magazines such as NASA/Sky, National Geographic, News Site DIY Photography and The Weather Channel.