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Interstellarshaw88

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    playing with my children, photography-astrophotography
    general sports, motor sports
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    Nottinghamshire England

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  1. I've got pics honest haha, just. Not upload on my phone for some reason is there a certain way to do this ?? And I certainly will let you know
  2. On Sunday I got my brand new Altair star wave 102 triplet pro and 60mm guide scope, being mounted on a heq5 pro, only problem is I've not even been able to have it out the box with the weather, work, and Christmas decorating for the kids..... Really hope I can get it together some point at the weekend even if it is just to stare at it in my living room. Darren
  3. My best local dark area is Derbyshire the Peak District I've been up several times to capture the Milky Way but nothing like yours laser jock, there's a place called hathersage a little further out but it's been awarded a dark site I've been there 3 times in the last 3 month when the moons not been out.... Twice it started slinging it down on the way and the other was very very cloudy after 5 mins on being there so hopefully I will get to see what a truly dark sky should look like and then can compare it against my local site where I go, so thank you for your information acey.
  4. Just to reflect and echo what every body else as said really appreciate your post, To some people even my wife genuinely thought she would be able to look through my scope( when I get it) and see it in such detail as you see on the tele... In a way I'm glad there not, makes you research things more if you glimpse something that you never seen before gives you the rush and buzz and makes your more inquisitive about the object. I truly believe it makes it more part of the fun and with the astrophotography it's not just a simple click and shoot you actually have to put time and effort in to create a piece of art.
  5. Don't pull your self down, fantastic images mate something I will be looking forward to learning how to do that's for sure
  6. been on the forum for around a week now as a none member and finally signed up today, all i can say is this site is fantastic for all the help and support, I haven't seen anything at all negative up to yet and thats really appealing as a new comer. the only thing I'm struggling with is the black and white back ground from the laptop sending my eyes funny but thats just me. Darren.
  7. some fantastic images on here people, uranium hats off to you mate, most of your images are simply amazing.
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