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Astrophography by Colin Murray

: The Moon, just over a day after full moon at prime focus. Taken by Colin Murray on or before 13th December 2011

: The Moon on 28th March 2012. Taken through an 8 inch reflector at prime focus by Colin Murray

: The moon as seen on the Sky at Night (but the other way round). Just over a day after full moon at prime focus using a 2x barlow. Image taken by Colin Murray on or before 13th December 2011

: The Moon, taken by Colin Murray on or before 18th February 2011

: The Moon, Jupiter and Venus taken by Colin Murray on 25th March 2012

: The Moon, taken through an 8 inch reflector at prime focus by Colin Murray on 31st March 2012

: The Moon, taken at Prime focus with a 2x barlow by Colin Murray on 31st March 2012

: The Moon, taken at prime focus through a 8 inch reflector by Colin Murray on 1st February 2012

: The Moon and Venus, taken by Colin Murray on 26th March 2012

: The Moon, Venus and Jupiter taken by Colin Murray on 26th March 2012

: Mars, as seen on The Sky at Night, taken with a 3x barlow through a 200mm f/5 reflector by Colin Murray on 12th April 2012