Keep it up Steve

I will as long as there is no clouds and rain...

Wonderful Steve, how did you get into this very specialised type of photography

In answer to your question I have always been interested since a child reading my father's books on space. I decided that as it came close to retirement I should start something that will keep the brain active and tested. I have been taking photos of the milkyway as wide field bows for years still do when I get the chance.



Plus I already had a more than capable camera and lens so it was take the first step which was the hardest part. once I was able to see it was possible it has been a learning curve with Carlos's help and guidance. It has not been that hard I find the hardest part on computer as I am not a computer person. I think the results speak for themselves just an ordinary person who put there mind to it. It is all about to change as I am getting the bits together to use a 8" reflector(Mirror) Telescope rather than the Refractor ( like camera lens) I am using at the moment. That is a whole different field a complete set of totally new problems and a jump in Quality.

I hope that answers your question in a roundabout way i guess an enquiring mind has a lot to do with it, and being up for the challenge.

Amazing to see

Thank You.