Postcards from the Moon

Robert Reeves has been exploring the cosmos since 1958 and began publishing articles about astrophotography in 1984. Since then, Robert has published over 250 magazine articles and 250 newspaper columns about astronomy. His articles have appeared in Sky and Telescope, Astronomy, Deep Sky, Deep Sky Journal, Amateur Astronomy, and The Astrograph. Reeves has published numerous books including, The Superpower Space Race, The Conquest of Space (co-authored with Fritz Bronner), multiple books about astrophotography, and his latest book Exploring the Moon with Robert Reeves.

Although Robert Reeves is an accomplished deep sky astrophotographer, his current passion is re-popularizing the Moon within the amateur astronomy community by explaining the origin of the Moon, the evolution of its face, and introducing its geology to Moon lovers everywhere. Robert has perfected image processing techniques that allow the amateur astronomer, using modest equipment, to exceed the quality of Earth-based professional lunar photographs taken during the Apollo era.

Robert Reeves, a leading astrophotographer, will unravel the mysteries of the moon’s evolution, providing a fascinating glimpse into its ever-changing face. 

Attendees will discover image processing techniques perfected by Reeves, empowering amateur astronomers to capture lunar wonders with modest equipment, surpassing the quality of Apollo-era photographs.