Ever since I started posting frequently to reddit a couple years ago, I started receiving frequent questions about my equipment I use. Here is a massive thread I wrote up on the topic- featuring more images and links to my equipment. Perfect if you want to get started.

I am doing a public AMA on my patreon right now. You don't need to pay to participate. Come ask me anything!

Should we worry...?

My 2025 calendar is here! If you like my work you can get a calendar on my website for a limited time. Link in the comments :)

3 months apart. Turns out Gregory did love astronomy!

Here's a happy little update for you. It turns out Gregory DOES like astronomy.

I used two telescopes and thousands of photos to create one ultra-high resolution photo of the moon. Maybe this will make Mark finally love me.

It’s beautiful. Too bad it’s not real

I traveled to the top of a volcano to capture a photo of Saturn slipping behind the moon. Zoom in!

My Mosaic of the Solar System After 1 Year of Astrophotography.

Try not to get scared... 2 SENTENCE HORROR STORY EDITION

The moment Mars peeked out from behind the moon. Credit: Andrew McCarthy

Is this the best photo of 2024?

After I shared Gregory’s sad eyes many of you asked me for an update- he’s happy now!

Mark just doesn’t understand

Recorded by photographer Andrew McCarthy

I rented a $17k lens for last week’s starship launch, and created this composite image showing launch to catch. Video linked in the comments.

I traveled to the top of the famous Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii to capture the moment Saturn slipped behind the moon. This was captured using a 14" telescope I borrowed on the island.

Just built a new Pc, keyboard only works intermittently

Moon man takes pictures of not the moon!

I’ve felt a void in my life ever since my cat passed so I adopted the saddest cat at the shelter

A shot of The International Space Station as it flew past the Moon. By Andrew McCarthy.

I traveled to the top of the famous Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii to capture the moment Saturn slipped behind the moon. This was captured using a 14" telescope I borrowed on the island.

I traveled to the top of a volcano to capture Saturn slipping behind the moon, maybe this will make Mark finally love me

Hey u/ajamesmccarthy wanna use this to send moon pics to Mark?