| A Typical SAS Star Party at Green Lake |
These images are frames captured from a video shot by Paul Ham during twilight. They have been processed to correct for low light conditions and color shifts.
 C-8 and Friend |
 Skip Murray (far right) with his Orion 10-inch f/5.6 Dobsonian. |
 Unidentified stargazer looking through Hulen Fleming's schiefspiegler (tilted mirror telescope) |
 SAS member Bill Bruner shares his home-built four-inch Newtonian reflector for a daylight view of Venus. |
 SAS member Bill Bruner explaining why Venus exhibits phases. |
 SAS member Hulan Fleming (left) looks on as other SAS astronomers arrive for twilight viewing of Venus and the first quarter Moon |
 A passerby off the Green Lake walking path gives an enthusiastic thumb-up after her first-ever view of the first-quarter Moon through Paul Ham's homebuilt 4.25-inch, f/10 titanium "Jet Engine" telescope |
 A crowd begins to gather around one of the telescopes at an SAS Green Lke Star Party |
 Unidentified stargazer looking through unidentified telescope |
 A bicyclist stops to have a look at the first-quarter Moon through Skip Murray's Orion 10-inch f/5.6 Dobsonian at a Green Lake Star Party |
 Michelle Pillers and her Celestar 8 |
 SAS member Sid Knight (left) and Bill Borshim from the Everett Astronomical Society |
 Michelle Pillers sets-up her Celestron 8-inch SCT for a Green Lake Star Party |
 Unidentified stargazer looking through unidentified telescope |