Stars at the furthest reaches of our Cosmos have fascinated me since I was a kid. Pointing my camera up at the stars and reflecting on how insignificant we are in this vast universe is something I really enjoy. Looking at galaxies thousands of light years away is like looking at the past while imagining the future.
Taken in July 2020. Truly one of the best night of my life!
Taken in May 2020 from Bristol
Taken a few days before the comet disappeared for good
Wales has some of the darkest skies in the World so the Milky Way appears nice and bright
The first full moon of 2020 coincided with a partial Lunar Eclipse
This object is 1344 light years away and 24 light years across
A 180 panorama of the Milky Way above Pen Y Fan
Taken during a clear summer's night over Glastonbury
What would it look like if the Moon met Orion
The closest Galaxy to ours is 2.5 million light years away
Star trails in Devon
Taken from Bristol city centre during lock-down
When Venus met the Pleiades on April 3rd 2020
