Vesta Flyby

Asteroid Vesta flys by Earth on the evening of 5 October 2026, approximately 3 hours of motion. Captured in a TeleVue101is.

Orion Nebula Take 2

Take 2 with the Orion Nebula, now with 9h5m of exposure time. That's enough data, just need better processing techniques.

Orion Nebula

The latest update to my attempts at the Orion Nebula. This one was 4 hours and 25 minutes on a one shot colour ASI2600MC camera through my TeleVue101is. Bortle 1 skies from the Jump-Up Dark-Sky Sanctuary.

Lagoon

A new view of the Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8) captured with my TeleVue60is refractor and MinCam8 with R,G,B filters. Two hours each with 3 minute subframes. A nice red rich image in this case.

Speed Limited Dinosaurs

The world needs more signs like this one. Dinosaurs ahead.

Lunar Crescent

A spectacular lunar crescent.

Bladensburg Woolshed

The wool and shearing shed at Bladensburg National Park near Winton.

Sauropod Landing Zone

Helipad no.2 at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum - sauropod choppers only.

Markarian's Chain

The Markarian Chain of galaxies stretches across the sky near the tail of the lion, Leo. So many galaxies in one image.

Pterosaur Sky

Pterosaurs can see stars in the dark sky too. This is 35 minutes of exposure time stacked together.