Paul, Author at Computer Looking Up

Crescent Moon February 2022, Plus Comparison to Solar Imaging

February 8, 2022 Paul 658 Views 0 Comments

After I photographed the Sun the day prior, I used the same equipment to image the Moon. In this article I compare the setups.

February 5, 2022 Paul 851 Views 0 Comments

What’s it like to photograph the Sun in the middle of Winter? I decided to try with my #telescope on this very cold Saturday morning.

January 29, 2022 Paul 1235 Views 0 Comments

I decided to self host my own blog. But why, and why not go with an established hosting service? In this article I explain my key reasons.

January 24, 2022 Paul 1079 Views 0 Comments

My observations after watching the six seasons of “The Expanse” on Amazon Prime, with an emphasis and angle on how the Solar System is portrayed.

January 1, 2022 Paul 1061 Views 0 Comments

This is the outline of topics of how I created my own website and blog. I will fill in the outline by linking articles as they are written.

December 27, 2021 Paul 1034 Views 0 Comments

Here are my tips to ensure a successful transition of IT projects to the operations team(s) that will support the final deliverable.

December 25, 2021 Paul 708 Views 0 Comments

Here is a lighthearted and common topic, that of this blogger’s favorite Christmas movie.

December 11, 2021 Paul 925 Views 0 Comments

The Pleiades were the last stars I photographed during the 2021 Lunar Eclipse. I framed this picture in context of my prior images and sketches.

December 4, 2021 Paul 1514 Views 0 Comments

At 2 a.m. I did not want to retool my equipment for the entire constellation, but decided a quick look towards Orion’s nebula wouldn’t hurt.

November 27, 2021 Paul 735 Views 0 Comments

During this month’s Lunar Eclipse, I witnessed a bright and large meteor streak from approximately Zenith into the Southwest.