Solar and Sun images taken in various ways with white light filters in paper and glass via Skywatcher 80mm, 10" Meade LX200 and Hydrogen Alpha images via a standard Coronado PST solar telescope
Lunar images taken with webcams like the SPC900, Imaging Source DMK21, Canon DSLR camera or Atik 314L+ CCD camera. These have been taken through an 80mm refractor, 10" Meade LX200 and 120mm refractor.
Deep Sky images taken with 10" Meade LX200, Skywatcher ED80 Pro, Skywatcher 120ED Pro, Meade 127mm triplet, Altair Astro ED Triplet 80mm, Images taken with Canon SLR digital cameras or Atik 314L+ CCD camera.
This is my 1st observatory in my back garden. It took about 3 months to complete. I decided to amend a standard Pent Shed design, but have it shiplapped sides,top and bottom and also have it 1 foot higher than a standard shed.
Mullard Radio Observatory site near Cambridge. This site is not open to the general public, but I managed a look around with the Cambridge Astronomy Association
This was my first telescope. The Bresser Messier 130N Newtonian. A brilliant first scope and a stable MON1 mount. I also added an RA motor drive, and I used it nearly every clear night for about 3-4 months before upgrading.
This was a great scope, cost around £1,000. Another telescope I did not have for that long, as I decided to upgrade to triplets, as this was a doublet.
Skywatcher Equinox 66mm. A very well made telescope, another telescope I did not use much, but one I thought I would have used a lot for widefield imaging. I just did not like having an SCT end to the focuser.