This was taken on the 23rd of March through a 14" Meade, afocally, with my little Samsung M110 point-and-shoot-camera, by putting the lens up to the eyepiece of the telescope.
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Welcome to the WYAS picture gallery.
All the photographs here were taken by members using either their own equipment or that of the society. Their work can be found in the Index below under type of object, or the name of the photographer.
A larger version of the picture can be had by left-clicking on it. Use the Back Button to return.
Welcome to the WYAS picture gallery.
All the photographs here were taken by members using either their own equipment or that of the society. Their work can be found in the Index below under type of object, or the name of the photographer.
A larger version of the picture can be had by left-clicking on it. Use the Back Button to return.
Index of Pictures
- Anthony Mitchell (27)
- Bill McSorley (19)
- Brian Joynes (14)
- Clusters (5)
- Comets (7)
- Constellations (5)
- Double Stars (1)
- DSLR (19)
- Europa (1)
- Galaxies (16)
- Gary Chilton (1)
- Globulars (7)
- Glynn Willock (1)
- Julian Snowden (1)
- Jupiter (3)
- Kevin Read (1)
- Milky Way (1)
- Misc. (1)
- Moon (18)
- Mosaic (4)
- Nebulae (13)
- Open Cluster (9)
- Pier (3)
- Planetary Nebulae (12)
- Planets (15)
- rings (1)
- Saturn (1)
- Solar System (13)
- Star Trails (1)
- Steve Dunn (2)
- Sun (4)
- sunrise (1)
- Supernova (1)
- Telescopes (3)
- Tim Beale (34)
- TV Aerial (1)
- venus (1)
- WATEC 120N (1)
- Web Cam (3)
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