A very important part of our project is the follow-up effort with bigger telescopes to get confirmation imaging (our images have 7.8" pixels). We are fortunate to have a number of ``unpaid professional astronomers'' working with us on ASAS-SN SN confirmation effort. One of them, Dr. Joseph R. Brimacombe from Cairns, Australia, a medical doctor by day (and often by night, judging by his e-mail response times), has been ASAS-SN team member since June 2013, contributing many high-quality images that have been used to confirm dozens of ASAS-SN supernovae. In fact, our just announced 150th supernova, ASASSN-15il, has been confirmed by Joe just few hours after it was detected in Hawaii.

As you can see from the picture above (taken by him), Joe is using an impressive array of telescopes, including Savannah Skies Observatory in the Australian Outback, and also a 50-cm robotic telescope in New Mexico. Joe has also contributed important data to many other astronomical publications, including fascinating SN 2009ip event. In his ``spare time'', Joe is also an avid photographer, as you can see from the included link. Thank you Joe for being such a wonderful collaborator!