From Sadr to the crescent nebula. A 200mm lens image incorporating RGB and dual narrowband data.
Bright star Denebola taken with the Hyperstar 4, 30-subs at 150-seconds per sub.
The recent partial solar eclipse taken over the New Forest by Whitemoor Pond by my son using a hand-held Canon DSLR and hand-held aluminised Mylar film. His image came out far better than any of mine.
The IC2087 region and the Taurus molecular cloud feature in this 2-framer taken with the 200mm Canon lenses and M26C OSC CCDs.
A wide-field view of the Cave nebula region.
The famous, and beautiful, double-star Albireo in Cygnus.
The bright star Bellatrix in the constellation Orion.
38 x 40-minute subs using the Sky90s and M26C OSC CCDs on the Pleiades.
This week we feature a highly red-shifted Quasar in the constellation Lynx. It is no surprise that before it was formally identified it was thought that this was a Carbon star.
Jellyfish nebula zoom in/out.
