I finally finished my Guide to Deep-Sky Imaging, which covers how to set up and take stunning images of deep-sky objects. For more details and to pre-order, visit my secure online store. star-gazing.co.uk/shop

Next Saturday is the International Astronomy Show. I'm looking forward to seeing lots of friendly faces, and I'll be there with my books at a discount. If you're not able to make it, and would like any of my books, please use the code "show" on for a £2:50 discount.

After a stressful week, Friday night was a lovely, clear night for imaging. Just me, alone with the universe, armed with a multitude of telescopes and cameras. 😃 If you'd like to see more of my images, pop over to my Flickr site: flickr.com/eagleseyeonthesky

Chasing more faint objects last night, before that pesky Moon once again starts to interfere with deep-sky imaging. More of my images can be viewed here: flickr.com/eagleseyeonthesky

A few hours of clear skies last night, so I tracked down another obscure object. The faint nebula LBN-534, with the embedded blue reflection nebula vdB-158, in Andromeda. I also captured the Cave Nebula (Sh2-155) in Cepheus and the head and neck of the Pelican Nebula in Cygnus.

Good to get back in the saddle the last couple of nights. I had to catch a quick pic of Saturn almost at opposition. Plus Lynd's Dark Nebula 194 in Cygnus, often overlooked due to its bright emission neighbours, the North American and Pelican Nebulae.

This video should give you a taste of our recent experience in Borneo. 🤯

I've been a bit quiet lately, that's because we've been away. If you want to know where we went and see some of our pictures, visit my Flickr Album. flickr.com/photos/eagleseyeo…

Good morning, folks. Thank you very much to everyone who pre-ordered my new Deep-Sky Imaging Guide. They look fantastic in print. I will get them in the post to you today.

My Guide to Deep-Sky Imaging, which covers how to set up and take stunning images of deep-sky objects is on pre-order discount for another week. For more details and to pre-order, please visit my secure online store. star-gazing.co.uk/shop

Thank you so much to everyone who's pre-ordered my latest book already. It makes all the hard work putting it all together so worthwhile.

Not the best conditions, but I was imaging until 4:30 this morning, and I absolutely loved every second, with just me and our amazing universe. 🤩More of my pics here: flickr.com/photos/eagleseyeo…

Crikey! Own up! Who arranged this eclipse on one of the hottest days? That heat was a killer, but eclipse was good fun. Neighbours trees didn't interfere too much.

We're ready for later, but I can swap the glasses for a 3-bedroom house, if anyone needs them. 😂 You'll need to wear safety glasses in the UK throughout as it's a large partial eclipse. But you can use a colander to project the image. Maximum eclipse just after 7pm BST.

Another couple of images taken a couple of nights ago. If you'd like more details or to see more of my other images, please visit my Flickr Site: flickr.com/photos/eagleseyeo…

I finally got a night to do some imaging, and despite being a bit murky, I captured this before going to bed. Comet 220P /McNaught after brightening.

I've been having a play this evening. I've produced a nice GUI for using RC-Astro's CLI Xterminator tools that's just been released. Still tweaking, but it's getting there. As if I don't have enough to get on with. 😂