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Sky at Night

Moon, planets, stars, meteors, star trails, International Space Station (ISS). A selection from my night sky gallery. A really great resource for everything Stars & Space I use this great site http://www.meteorwatch.org
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    April 06 2011. The warmest day of 2011 thus far in UK with temps in part exceeding 20C. Not bad at all for early April. Also a very clear night, although a bit of milky moisture still clinging on the south westerly flow. A great opportunity to catch the glorious waxing crescent of the Egg (English) or Pink (Native American) moon on its 9% illumination, day 3. Perched nicely above my favourite tree :-) Captured with Olympus E5 and 12-60mm SWD.
    Vorders Lunar font....for a very nice colleague who likes her numbers :-) All 'letters' or lunar phases captured from the last 'Supermoon' cycle with Olympus E5 & 90-250mm + x2 TC. Put together in Pixelmator.
    Olympus Lunar font. Getting creative through my E5 lunar cycle shots, captured from the last 'Supermoon' cycle. All individual lunar phases captured with E5 & 90-250mm + x2 TC. Put together in Pixelmator.