Starfront Image Expo
Posted on Friday, June 13, 2025 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

Announcing the Starfront Image Expo! Astrophotographers with a scope mounted at Starfront Remote Observatories are invited to submit their images to the Starfront Image Expo, a recurring opportunity to have your work featured in ScopeTrader magazine. Each month, we will showcase the best submissions on dedicated pages in upcoming issues. Keep the submissions coming, month after month, and you could be the next to have your images featured in ScopeTrader!

Submit your image to the Starfront Image Expo

How to enter

Submit your image and required details at the link below:

Submit your photo and gear details here

Submission Requirements:
Please provide the following details with your submission:

  • Name
     
  • Email
     
  • Date of Image (mm/dd/yyyy)
     
  • Telescope Used
     
  • Mount Used
     
  • Camera Used
     
  • Image Details (target, exposure time, filters used, processing info)
     
  • Image File Upload (JPG or PNG, full resolution preferred)
     

You will be notified when your submission is successfully received, and we'll do our best to inform you if your image will be featured in the upcoming issue. Be sure to check back month after month to see the incredible captures from SFRO, located under Bortle 1 skies in the heart of Texas!


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