R Jay GaBany is so much interested in astronomy. His interest began at an early age and he used to follow the stories of astronomers and even read astronomy books and marvel at what nature had to offer. His interest was reinforced by the Apollo Moon Landing program. He remembers vividly looking at the moon through his 60mm refractor when Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were bouncing on the surface of the moon. He has been one of the leading amateur astrophotographers in the world for the past decade. He uses a 50cm telescope at the Black Bird Observatory. He has devoted many of hours to work with a team of astronomers at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy led by Martínez-Delgado. The team produces high-resolution CCD images of galaxies. Sagan Carl’s vision ignited his adult eagerness for astronomy like a fire on gasoline when Cosmos debuted in 1980 and soon he acquired his first 8 inch Meade SCT. After that, he followed it with many other telescopes, as did 2 years learning how to image with a 35mm camera. He had the privilege to speak before various audiences who invited him after viewing his art. He’s represented by Stocktrek Images and his art is sold worldwide mainly as framed R Jay GaBany art. His art is admired by many because of the unique style that he uses to produce them. They look very realistic and makes the viewers feel as if they have actually seeing the subjects he presents.