#Jupiter, reprocess - definitely my best to date!

#Saturn from the early hours of 4 October 2026, #Sheffield #UK. Some good seeing conditions before the temperature dropped and the dew kicked in.

🎶Fly me to the moon. Taken from Sheffield UK at 1836UTC 12 August 2026 during the #solareclipse #eclipse. Plane is likely to be @Ryanair RYR60SF (MXP to MAN).

The final version after hours of painful manual aligning. Partial #eclipse from Sheffield UK, 12 Aug 26.

I'm calling this the Jon Bon Jovi shot........ooooo ohhhhh we're halfway there...... I'll get my coat...bored waiting for the gigabytes of data to download, and centre....hoping for a full animation at 2 min intervals....thats the plan anyway

#Partial #Eclipse final check. Hydrogen-Alpha looking good for the 90% eclipse here in Sheffield, UK. Image taken at 15:50hrs BST 12 Aug 26. Fingers crossed clouds stay away during the event! @itvcalendar @JonMitchellTV

Today's (10 July) HA solar disc and close up of sun spot AR4482.

#Staurn 10 July 2026 Worth the early start! (0230 BST) Celestron C11 Player One Uranus M camera IR R G B

Close up of Sun Spot AR4482 taken earlier this afternoon (9 July 2026). Sky Watcher Heliostar 76Ha Scope Player One Apollo M Max camera

Who needs sleep anyway. Straight from watching the football after midnight to collimating the scope then shooting Saturn until 0430 BST this morning (28 Jun)

26 Jun 26. Making the most of a sunny day off. Full solar disc and close ups of the large sunpot groups (far left / centre disc)

Like the saying.....only mad dogs and Englishmen venture out in the scorching sun......yep I'm that fool. 23 June 26 - Close up of Sunspot AR443 (2 panel) Skywatcher Heliostar 76Ha scope, P1 Apollo M Max camera (x4 barlow)

Hydrogen Alpha transition into White Light Close Up of Sunspots AR4455 (vid1) and AR4446 (vid2)

Early to rise this morning, the Sun at 0820hrs BST 30 May.

A close up of the south central craters of the Moon from yesterday evening (24 May 26)

25 May 26. Full solar disc comprising of 14 panels. Skywatcher 76Ha scope, x4 barlow and Player One Apollo M Max camera.

New challenge. Trying to capture the clouds on Venus. Long way from perfection ....but I'll take it for a real first attempt. Shot at 1600 BST.

The Sun 24 May. 2 versions - 1 is using a x4 barolw and 12 panels (lots of mis-aligned edges). Full disc in a single capture And a close up of the large prominence located on the south-east limb.