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George M. Gajdos began his life long interest in Astronomy almost forty years ago when he received an inexpensive “Department Store” telescope as a Christmas present. The hobby of Astronomy has evolved considerably since then.

Parallel interests in Astronomy and Photography inevitably led to Mr. Gajdos’ love of Astrophotography so that he could share the beauty of the Universe with others.

When he is not out all night hunting down far away Galaxies and Nebula, Mr. Gajdos is a Martial Arts instructor at Yuen Sing Chinese Martial Arts School in Portage Lakes. With the help of his wife, Debra, Mr. Gajdos teaches Tai Chi and Kung Fu classes to help finance the many bells and whistles needed for this elaborate hobby.


Photo is down the road from my favorite "Dark site" Southwest of Cambridge, Ohio

Photo by Deb Gajdos (Associate Astrophotographer)


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4.Dennis(non-registered)
Nice stuff!
3.Bob(non-registered)
Nice images!
I assume that you are hitch hiking in Deb's photo because after carefully packing all your gear you forgot to gas up the car.
2.Ken(non-registered)
superb images, will check your site on regular basis.
http://kenbillington.ch/photobank/Geese/
1.Freelance Photogrpaher(non-registered)
I think it’s great. If you have had your portfolio online already you may also start selling your photos to magazines, there several thousands in US alone. If you're keen and you don't mind sitting at the computer all day you can find all of those magazines in the Internet. Also, there are quite a few really good books and websites out there if you go looking. My suggestion is to check one of them – http://www.freelance-market.net – and try a couple magazines until you find out what does the job right for you. Of course there are others, the good sites will give you all the information you need to start that includes links, description, payments, etc... without the information overload.
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