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Photos of the Moon taken in Dublin, Ireland.

These Moon photographs were taken with a 6 inch Newtonian, reflector type telescope. For more information about the equipment used please see the bottom of this page. I hope you like them.

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Dublin Moon photos taken Nov 15 2010

 

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Moon shots taken Oct 27 2010

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Moon shots taken Oct  25 2010

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Moon shots taken Oct  20 2010

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Moon shots taken Sept 01 2009

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Moon shots taken April 02 2009

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Telescope Specifications

Telescope Used Meade OTA N-6 AT Type Newtonian Aperture 6" (152mm) Focal Ratio f/5 Focal Length 762mm Site Meade Eyepieces 2 inch Moonfish 32mm Wide Scan 70° | Site: 2 inch Moonfish 15mm Ultrawide 80° | Site: Moonfish Camera Model Traveler DC 7900 f = 6.1 - 18.3 mm Pixel 7.0 mega pixel Zoom 3 x optical Zoom 4 x digital Site Traveler

Telescope Mount / Tripod
Mount	EQ5 Heavy-Duty EQ Mount | Site: Optical Vision
Drive	Dual-Axis Motor Drive for EQ5 | Site: Sky-Watcher
Tripod	2" stainless steel pipe tripod.
Telescope Modifications
Focuser	1.25'/2' Rack and Pinion Focuser | Site: Optical Vision
Auto Focuser	SkyWatcher Auto-Focuser | Site: Pulsar Optical
Finder scope	Fully-coated 9x50 achromatic finder scope | Site: SkyWatcher

 

Please feel free to use these lunar photographs on commercial or non-commercial projects or sites, please see details below Links Moon 1st Sept 2009 - this site Good moon site (by John Moore) International Year of Astronomy in Ireland Irish Federation of Astronomical Societies (Irelands astro forum) Irish Astronomical Association (IAA), Belfast Irish Astronomical Society (IAS), Dublin Boards ie - Astronomy & Space

CURRENT MOON moon cycle

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By using these moon photographs you agree to the following

• These photos are copyright of Bright Arc Man.
• They may not be claimed as your own.
• They may not be re-distributed or sold.
• They may not be included as part of an art or photo collection.

If you do use these photographs on your pages we'd appreciate an e-mail stating the url where they are going to be used, a link back to this page would be great. Thanks for looking.