Another step in what will likely be a lifelong project, here’s a two-panel mosaic of a large chunk of the Virgo Galaxy Cluster shot over three years. There’s not a lot to shoot with a 1,000mm telescope in the spring—what we call “galaxy season”—except for galaxies. So I decided to focus on one of the most prominent galaxy clusters in the sky. To capture the entire expanse of the Virgo Galaxy Cluster will take several more years. But it’s fun to see it take shape one year at a time.