In March 2020 I made the plunge into a hobby that I have always wanted to do - Astrophotography. Many people describe it as one of the most difficult forms of photography there is and now I really understand why - there are so many things working against you and the time involved to create just one image is truly staggering when you compare to most other forms of photography.

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I've always been fascinated by space and what's out there, so many amazing things that truly boggle the mind. Distances so vast you can't really comprehend just how far they are, weird things that just seem to defy all sense and logic such as Neutron stars and the like. Space really is a fascinating place where you can truly let you mind wonder at the endless possibilities.

I used to think that taking photo's of Nebula and other deep space objects was only in the grasp of Nasa etc. Having bought my first telescope for astrophotography in March 2020, at the current time of writing, it's been a little over 9 months and i've learned a lot - one of which there is much to learn!

Being in the UK with our unpredictable weather makes it harder, Finding that sometimes it can be 3 to 4 weeks between good clear skies. I hope you enjoy you're visit here and enjoy the pictures I have taken so far.