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Thrilled to share that my astronomy image has been selected as NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) for March
Out of the red mist, a great cosmic horror, jaws wide open, reaches out to a hapless galaxy to devour!
Often called the Angel Nebula, the framing and orientation I chose for the reflection nebula NGC 2170 in the constellation
This image of IC434 - The Horsehead Nebula is part of a larger mosaic which is still a work in
A work in progress. I'm partway through doing a large mosaic of the Orion region and just wanted to check
Looking up at the dark heavens above, an eye stares back! At around 650 light years away, the Helix Nebula
Another common target for astrophotographers, the unmistakable M8 Lagoon Nebula, with its companion the Trifid nebula and some other nebulas
Huddling against the infinite darkness millions of stars gather together to share their light with one another. The great globular
High in the constellation of Ara, a striking nebula resembles a bird of prey, swooping down to strike some unseen
Ok, NGC 5367 is not a popular target - it doesn't even have an English word name. But don't worry,
In the constellation Scorpio a great, dark wolf lies in wait amongst the glowing crimson nebula, patiently watching as the
One can't mistake the galaxy Centaurus A. Its unique structure have made it a common astrophotography and scientific target -
Messier M83 (The Southern Pinwheel) galaxy spins slowly in a night with no end, its ghostly arms reaching out to
The star HD147889 in the center of image sinks silently in the tempest that is the large nebula complex in
In the constellation of Scorpius lies the Blue Horsehead nebula. This ghostly apparition is a reflection nebula that is illuminated
Well, another year is almost done. The year 2024 was a mix of highs (winning the Skywatcher Astrophotographer of the
I am deeply honoured to have been awarded Australia's Astrophotographer of the Year by Skywatcher Australia for 2024. This is
Nestled in its lair in the Large Magellanic Clouds, the massive Tarantula Nebula spreads out its faint webs to catch
A beautiful night at Lake Campion, Western Australia where there was a thin film of water to reflect the night
Three spiral galaxies, M65, M66 and NGC3628 dance together amongst the stars. Galaxies are not my usual targets but as
Messier 78 writhes in Orion's nebula, coiling restlessly like an asian dragon within a heaven of smoke and glimpses of