Jeremy Perez
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Flagstaff, Arizona — art director, photographer, amateur astronomer, storm chaser.
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Fibonaccinado near Solomon, KS—May 25, 2016. Difficult to imagine drifting along with one this hefty, slow moving, long lasting, perfectly visible, road networked & town-dodgy again.
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I need to shoot twilight starscapes more often—not just when comets are trying to hide within. Can you spot it? Second pic points the way. C/2025 R2 (SWAN) Thursday evening. Not an obvious one like NEOWISE or Tsuchinshan-ATLAS recently. But I do have hopes for Lemmon soon.
#comet #astrophotography
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October 2, 2025
7:10-7:25PM MST (0210-0225Z)
Canon EOS R5
William Optics ZenithStar 61 II APO
31 x 30 sec, ISO 1600
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And then there's the other bright comet, C/2025 R2 (SWAN). Nice that it's an evening object, but it's still in heavy twilight + gibbous moon + horizon loving clouds. So definitely not as detailed as Lemmon the morning before. 1.5° tail looks yellowish—so maybe dust, not ion.
#comet #astrophotography
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October 2, 2025
4:00-5:00 AM MST/1100-1200Z
Canon R5
ZenithStar 61 II APO
iOptron SkyGuider Pro
106 x 30 sec. / ISO 1600
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Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) from wayyy too early Thursday morning with all the good comet colors in the coma, dust & ion tails—with that stretching 6° in the uncropped original. It should keep getting better over the next few weeks and finally make it's way to the evening sky. A more tolerable place.
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West of Flagstaff this afternoon. The search for structure worked out reasonably well. Better at times than this, but the CG demanded this moment be highlighted.

#weatherphotography #stormchasing #azwx
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I’d say this tour group got their money’s worth!

I had planned to be driving home that day, but forecast instability & boundary options convinced me to hang around another day. SPC wasn’t too impressed though until 20Z as things started happening. May 1, 2025, Briggs, TX.

#stormchasing
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Coming up Friday night and really looking forward to it!

5:30PM, September 19th, from Flagstaff, AZ, the first International Dark Sky City. Workshop at the Astrogeology Science Center with a field session afterward just down the road in Buffalo Park.

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Night Sky Photography Workshop with Jeremy Perez
Let the night sky transform your photography under the guidance of Flagstaff photographer and artist Jeremy Perez.
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Thanks David! I should’ve gone after them during astronomical twilight since the comet was not showing. Seems these put on the best show earlier & east of here.
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Not enough time to haul off to a spot with a lower horizon, but the brief aurora display still lofted the tree tops at the end of astronomical twilight. East side of Flagstaff 35°N. 8:04 PM MST/0304Z.
#northernlights #nightscape
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Zodiacal Light blazing among the cinder cones north of Flagstaff. I love the depth showing up in scenes like this. Beyond the foreground lie ripples of airglow, further out the dust of our solar system slicing through and enveloping Jupiter & Venus, all atop a Milky Way backdrop.
#nightscape
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Fallen, snaggy tree and Flagstaff lights catching the Milky Way with SP Crater peeking in from the right.
The camera had to almost get in the dirt for this one.

#nightscape #astrophotography
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Arizona locals interested in learning to photograph the night sky—there’s a little something happening in Flagstaff, Friday, September 19th. I’ll be leading a night photography workshop at the Astrogeology Science Center, with a field session in Buffalo Park right after. Link below:
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Night Sky Photography Workshop with Jeremy Perez
Let the night sky transform your photography under the guidance of Flagstaff photographer and artist Jeremy Perez.
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Occlusion approaching Hwy62/70 west of Matador, Texas on April 24th. It was moving slightly left to right from this spot, but not fast enough for my liking, so I drifted back west after this shot & got a view of nothing but rain as it crossed the road.
#weatherphotography #stormchasing
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I scouted unpaved roads south of Winslow looking for a decommissioned bridge Sunday night but got diverted by unexpected fences & gates. Along the way, some weathered sandstone outcrops kindly showed up and filled in while Payson tried to keep the Milky Way from touching the horizon.
#milkyway
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Storms got stingy with CGs after crossing the Bradshaws Friday night. Just enough IC flashes to keep one hopeful. Looking west over Dewey as the gust front moved in.
#stormchasing #weatherphotography
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Looking SW across Lake Mary yesterday evening. This was an interesting catch. The shutter was set to high-speed continuous. When the trigger fired, the right strike captured first, followed 1/12 sec later by the one on the left. I stacked both since they were buddies.
#azwx #weatherphotography
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Paper wasp scrambling in the back yard. I had an experimental truce with them this year since they don’t menace like yellow jackets & wow they kept the grasshopper swarms in check. Need to patch holes in the new retaining wall this winter so they don’t get overly entrenched.
#macrophotography
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June 7th last year, midway between Dunning & Arnold, Nebraska, as a tour group tries to catch a meso by the tail.
#weatherphotography #stormchasing
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Yep, much less! Though still has that touch of furrowed brow, trying to figure out what gives with those red planet canals.
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Percy has a bust along the Pluto Walk at Lowell Observatory. Red uplighting is kind of ominous though.
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On the other side of a key decision here. April 24, NW of Matador, TX looking North. Storm is wrapping up, rotating faster & moving in. Untested dirt grid to the right/east would keep close but require zigzagging in the path. Opted nope. U-turned just as this 1st dusty spinup lofted.
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