Damian Peach has updated his website - must see planetary images!!!!

[davidpretorius]

Hi Guys,

Damian has advised that he has updated his website. It is a beauty from the April trip to Barbados.

If you are new to the game and have never seen his work, prepared to be floored!!!

Enjoy

(I have a feeling there will be some little aussie's getting close to this after xmas on jupiter )

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Hi all,

At long last here is my full Planetary gallery and report for my last Barbados trip back in April containing many Jupiter, Saturn and Mars images from April 2006. It is currently the frontpage of my site:

http://www.damianpeach.com/

Its been a huge amout of work as you can imagine. The huge high resolution lunar gallery from the trip will appear in the coming weeks.

I hope youll take a while to have a look through all of this work, as it includes my finest results to date.

Best Wishes

Damian Peach.
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[ving (David)]

gee he does some good work!
thanks for the eahds up davo

havent seen anything from you for a while. got some new images for us?

[matt]

Thanks DP

Damien's site has been off-line for a while so it's nice to have it back

[davidpretorius]

sorry ving, new office, a dob driver that won't go in one direction and bushfires covering great seeing...................it is all against me.

I am sending my prototype peltier cooler to Mike to play with on the 10" to make sure I can claim 110% full and utter credit for anything magnificent he does over the next 3 months

[spacezebra (Petra)]

Absolutely mind blowing.

Cheers Petra

[h0ughy (David)]

wow, who need hubble!

[Lester]

Thanks D.P.

[acropolite (Phil)]

I thought they were the best I had seen....then I realised they were scaled down and the full size even more impressive.

[jase (Jason)]

Yes. I saw Damian while in Belgium at an Astrophotography conference:
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/s...ad.php?t=14168

Very talented guy. Look out for his solar imaging project he has recently commenced.

[Robert_T]

I keep wavering between being inspired by Damien's work and feeling like chucking it in cos' I can't see such images ever being approached let alone surpassed by mere mortals... Then again I've tought before that planetary imaging couldn't possibly get any better....