Mmm. We have an Elf in our midst, best beware of posting pics from dangerous places

As George says, though. Living in God's own country will give you lots to photograph.

Welcome to the forum!!

D'you know George; I don't think I'd have thought of that until you came along and mentioned it

I know. This was just quick PPP late last night. I hadn't realised how dirty the sensor was until I looked at my shots. Good job I'd only taken about 20 as most are unusable


I'll have a try of that crop Mike, see what it looks like

Took a couple of shots at the harbour inSeaham ( near Durham )yesterday evening.
This is about the only which doesn't show the dirt on my sensor

C&C as always
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I took my camera to work with me yesterday hoping to get some time. Anyhow..some 14 hours later when I was on my way home ( the job went badly! ) I stopped in a layby to eat and decided to make do with what I had...dark skies and bright moon.
Then, as I got my tripod set up the clouds came over ( yes...I was having a bad day).
I took a few shots and quite like the effect of the first one.

C&C as always.
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I had a copy of Registax somewhere, never got round to installing it. In fact, haven't had my telescope out for a couple of years...time to dust it off.

That's impressive. What software did you use to stack the images?

Nope, it is possible. Have a read of Sky at Night magazine and look at the readers photos...some of them are sublime!!

But you need lots of patience......so I've never tried it

Number 5 is my favourite!

But it's nice to see the union flag hung the correct way in number 2

Hi Luke!!