Resources

Links

The places I shoot from, the software behind my images, and the people who helped along the way.

Where I shoot

Since 2026

Death Valley Observatories

My telescope has been hosted here since August 2026. Remote hosting at Amargosa Valley, Nevada, on the edge of Death Valley: over 300 clear nights a year under some of the darkest skies in the United States.

deathvalleyobservatories.com ↗

2025 to 2026

Starfront Observatories

Rockwood, Texas. The vast majority of the images in this gallery were taken from there, between 2025 and 2026.

starfront.space ↗

Who helped me

Juan Lopez

Juan Lopez configures and optimises remote astrophotography systems: full commissioning, N.I.N.A. sequences, diagnosis from logs and guiding graphs. He helped me make mine reliable night after night.

outerastro.com ↗

What I use

Processing

The software behind every image here: stacking, colour calibration, noise reduction and histogram stretching.

pixinsight.com ↗

Finishing

Free and open source. I use it for the finishing pass, the last contrast and colour adjustments before export.

darktable.org ↗

Astrophotographers

This section will list the sites of fellow astrophotographers. If you run one and my work speaks to you, get in touch: I will gladly add a link.