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The Dynamic Poetry of Nature Wrap-up
A look back at three months showcasing astrophotography at the Visual Arts Center in Newport, and upcoming events with recent photographs.
Oct 26, 20244 min read
Dog Days and Starry Nights Star Party Recap
The Newport Department of Parks and Recreation hosted Star Party was a great success. See a star cluster, the Dumbbell Nebula and Saturn.
Aug 17, 20244 min read
The Dynamic Poetry of Nature
Jeremy's speech at the opening reception of the Dynamic Poetry of Nature at Newport's Visual Arts Center.
Aug 4, 202410 min read
Introducing the 2025 Oregon Coast Astrophotography Calendar
The 2025 Oregon Coast Astrophotography Calendar is now available, with a full image each month and dates of astronomical events.
Aug 3, 20241 min read
When it rains, it pours
Several cosmic events are coming to Newport, from an astrophotography exhibition to a public star gazing party and night photography class.
Jul 31, 20242 min read
Join me to celebrate the dynamic poetry of nature
It's here - the new exhibition by Jeremy Likness, "The Dynamic Poetry of Nature" featuring images of deep space.
Jun 30, 20242 min read
Jazz Jam on it!
Own an exclusive image of the comet 12p/Pons-Brooks between two galaxies over Agate Beach as the ISS flies overhead.
Jun 21, 20241 min read
The Total Solar Eclipse of 2024
Sometime early in 2023, I read that there would be a solar eclipse that was visible from North America. I had never planned anything...
Apr 22, 20243 min read
Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
A gallery of photographs that capture the raw power of colossal encounters between massive waves and rugged rock formations in Oregon.
Feb 18, 20241 min read
Review: William Optics Redcat 71 My new favorite lens
The William Optics Redcat 71 is a premium Petzval refractor designed for astrophotography, offering a flat field, minimal chromatic aberration, and exceptional star quality. Perfect for deep-sky imaging and lunar photography.
Jan 5, 20245 min read
How to pick the best ISO / f-stop / exposure for astrophotography with your camera
Astrophotography doesn’t require complex formulas—just a simple workflow. Start with a long test exposure to frame your scene, then reduce shutter speed until stars are points and raise ISO to bring back detail. Balancing exposure, ISO, and f‑stop lets you adapt to any night sky. With a bit of experimentation, even a stationary camera can capture galaxies, nebulae, and the Milky Way in stunning detail.
Mar 18, 20238 min read
Welcome to DSW Galleries LLC
DSW Galleries LLC is dedicated to capturing the amazing beauty of space along with incredible moments on earth in living photographs.
Jan 1, 20203 min read
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