I had missed the peak of the meteor shower but manged to get a few i this shot from the Emmoson Dam in Switzerland

The lights were on but no one was home in the Refuge du Goûter during the Covid lock down in Spring 2020, Imagine being there with the moon this big though! 100% real, just cropped and edited to bring the detail and colours out of the moon.

One summer the Tour de France finished a stage at the Emmoson Dam in Switzerland so the put a yellow helmet on their pet T-rex.. He makes a nice model…

Shot during the Perseid Meteor shower - however there were no meteors but the night was clear and the Milkyway was big and bright.

Shot from the summit of Mont buet at 3000m looking over the Aiguille Rouge to the Mont Blanc Massif.

During June in 2020 the Neowise Comet came close enough to the earth to be visible to the naked eye, add a few seconds exposure and you can see a comet that will not come close again for 6000 years.

Another of the Neowise Comet, this shot from the summit of Mont Buet at 3000m. The two tails can be more clearly seen in this image.

This image was taken at the Col du Montets, Chamonix, France. The road passes next to the little lake at the top and at night the cars create an interesting effect lighting the trees up.

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This is a four image stitch showing the Chamonix valley from Argentiere to Chamonix with all the small hamlets in between and the Milky Way erupting from Chamonix at the end.

Another perfect night for astro photography, this time from the Emmoson Dam in Switzerland looking back towards France. The Milky Way is projecting from the Aiguille du Midi with Mont Blanc just next door.

Taken on the night the supermoon was full in April 2020 during the Covid-19 lock down. The moon is just about to crest above Mont Maudit creating an amazing aurora behind the mountain.

This was taken from a bivi on the glacial moraine next to the Le Tour Glacier. Another super clear night and the Milky Way was super clear as it blasts out over the Aiguille Verte in the background and Aiguille du Chardonnet in the foregound.

Another taken from the Emmoson Dam in Switzerland, a little later than the previous and the Milkyway Appears more vertical here.

From a bivi on Bec Lachat above Argentiere, sitting admiring the view of the Argentiere Glacier, the Aiguille Vert in the front, the Droites, the Courtes following on to the back.

Another taken from the Col du Montets in France. No car headlights this time so just a beautiful silhouette of the trees and reflection in the lake.

From the bivi on the Le Tour glacier again, this is a three stitch image of the Le Tour Glacier and the Milky Way ejecting from Mont Blanc.

The full Supermoon taken in April 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown.

After walking into the Aiguille Rouges on a mission to get some funky lake shots, we found a good spot to pitch the tent and sat back and watched the magic. June 2018.