johnfosteruk

Beautiful

Outstanding as always Steve. I keep forgetting to look in the Solar forum since things got quiet!

Outstanding, wish I was farther north!

Terrific images, especially Petavius.

Exactly the same here so joking aside as long as the post retirement monthly income is enough for rations I don’t see an issue with enjoying the rest

That's what lump sum payments are for

Another thing to add to the retirement shopping list

Cracking images Pete, especially Hesiodus A.

Cracking image Mike, no squirming here

My first decent proper session for a while Just a big (mono) one, a small (rgb) one and some closer views of some of the tourist spots

Stunning, you need to enter that into as many competitions as possible.

Lovely Les, Caught a glimpse myself but didn't have the camera with me.

Stunning.

Exactly! I'd be interested in the results of that when you get around to it Dave Same here for the full size, I'll play around with it in a bit.

Thanks Olly, I love coloured moons, overdone or not

Cheers Richard

I’ve just come in from walking the hound and that’s a very similar view to the one we enjoyed as the moon rose, nice shot.

I had my first evening observing in a long while last night and it was an (almost) full moon. If you can't beat 'em join em though, and those who know me know I love the Moon. Luna (the dog) was intrigued by it all! Anyway, I did a bit of imaging too. This image was captured with the Nikon. 500 of 3000 video frames aligned in Pipp, stacked in AS!3, then IMPG & Photoshop to finish. I did capture stills for the big detailed shot as well but didn't notice the focus was off, rather annoying, but that's what happens when you have to take a hiatus! The big one is worth clicking th

Nice sharp image, I'd just knock back the green a smidge though.

Very nice Charl.

Nice set of results considering Trevor.

Cracking images Wouter

Our routine has been somewhat up in the air for a few months due to work and other stuff and I've got very little astronomy done. Tonight while walking the dog I saw the moon (Luna with Luna for those in the know) looking stunning and decided to have a go at it. The Present Mrs Foster was out and didn't need picking up until 9, we were all set. However, the dog had other ideas and just kept on going, so by the time I got home I had no time to set up a telescope. Instead I shot the Moon at 105mm to see what would come out the other end. This is a massive crop, single shot. I shot 5 and pic

Very much. You’ve caught lots of sub craters too, very nice.

Nice image Pete. I daren’t look at when my last image of Sol was captured!