Taken at 8:25 p.m. on 26/07/2015 this image shows a double rainbow over the New Forest Observatories – and more. This morning I pushed up the contrast and saturation of the image to take a better, closer look at the … Continue reading
I have just assembled this DNA model that comes from Cochrane’s of Oxford. It is extremely well thought out and the instructions for assembly are quite excellent given the complexity of the thing being put together. When I first saw … Continue reading
The Licence Agreement between Laserscribe Ltd. and Parker Technology was formally terminated on 01/07/2015. If you wish to purchase custom built high speed electronic flash equipment contact Prof. Greg Parker at Parker Technology.
You too can make your own full-colour, high-resolution, deep-space images, just like the Tulip nebula mega-mosaic below – and you don’t even need to own a telescope. However, you do need a copy of Photoshop and a copy of Noel … Continue reading
I have been putting together a full-colour mega-mosaic of the Tulip nebula region in Cygnus using the wonderful DSS2 data. As this is a pretty huge mosaic you can imagine the dataset was getting a bit unwieldy – and in … Continue reading
Just a reminder that you can see most of my Astronomical images on Flickr.
If you need to hire high-power high-speed Xenon flashguns for your next photo-assignment then check Xenon Flash out 🙂
I don’t have enough spare time to replicate posts on Astronomy forums and on my New Forest Observatory web site. So, if you want to see the latest images or the latest developments at the New Forest Observatory, from today … Continue reading
I can prove that we live in a Matrix Universe. Trouble is – if I explain my proof the program will terminate.
The New Forest Observatory is run by Prof. Greg Parker from Brockenhurst in Hampshire. Do not be misled or confused by others using a similar name.
