Milky Way timelapse telescope Namibia #celestron #space
High resolution imaging of Jupiter through amateur telescope
Spiral Galaxy (LIVE) Through Telescope
Dying Star Live Through Telescope (No Processing)
High Resolution Lunar Imaging
Aurora Liveview Northern Lights Solar Storm Watch
What Flew Past Jupiter?
Observing Ancient Galaxies with an amateur telescope
Orion Nebula Live View - through amateur telescope
Planets of 2023 - through amateur telescope
Lunar Imaging FireCapture AutoStakkert Registax #celestron #astronomy #moon
The Moon Through a Telescope
Andromeda Galaxy Live View and Beautiful Galaxy Cluster 290 Million Light Years Away
X Marks the Spot on the Moon
Close up Tour of the Moon
A Supernova 21 Million Light Years Away: SN2023ixf M101 #supernova #livestack #astronomy #sharpcap
Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula: Live Stack with SharpCap
Supernova in the Pinwheel Galaxy
Beautiful Saturn through a telescope
Imaging Jupiter Io Ganymede and the Great Red Spot (timelapse)
Solar Prominence Timelapse
Best Solar Imaging Timelapses
Did not expect this
Solar Prominence Timelapse
The Biggest Solar Flare: Timelapse
Planetary Alignment Stonehenge
Clavius base
Mars Imaging with Amateur Scope
Tour of the Moon with my 11-inch Telescope
Tracking Jupiter Every Night for a Week
Colour Imaging the Sea of Tranquillity on the Moon #short
Observe the Moon
Tour the Planets #shorts
Moon and Mars Occultation #short
I photographed Jupiter
Solar eclipse #short
Sunspots with a Herschel Wedge #short
Solar Imaging Herschel Wedge #short
5,000 Year Old Supernova Remnant #shorts
AstroPhotography of the Year Competition - Mare Orientale shortlisted #short
Make a Timelapse of Jupiter through Telescope
An Hour on Mars
I make it my passion to bring Refreshing Views of the night sky as seen through my telescope and camera.
Although not a professional scientist, I enjoy understanding the intricacies of the universe and what can be seen through an amateur telescope. I know not everyone has access to a telescope so join us as we explore the lunar surface, visit the planets in our solar system, travel through the Milky Way to distant galaxies - all with a cup of tea.
I write for Astronomy Now (the UK’s leading astronomy magazine) and, surprisingly, was shortlisted for the 2021 AstroPhotography of the Year competition. When not observing from my garden observatory, I enjoy visiting dark skies in the UK and overseas.
I also write too infrequently on his own blog at www.refreshingviews.com.