These images are from a converted webcam, the SAC7B, which I got at the beginning of 2002.  I have now started using a Canon EOS 300D DSLR, which I got in mid 2004.  Images from the Canon are in the DSLR Gallery.   The SAC7 is still in use, but now as an autoguider.

I have a special interest in how the objects shown here relate to the universe as a whole.  So on the SAC7 pages there is a chart showing, on a log scale, how far away the object is.  Between the closest object (the Moon) and the farthest there are 18 orders of magnitude.  In comparison, there are 10 orders of magnitude between the size of humans and the atom, and another 8 between humans and the distance to the moon.  So the Earth-Moon system bears the same relationship to the universe, as the atom does to it.

In order for these images to be displayed properly, adjust your monitor so that all of the gradations of black to white in the following chart are distinguishable, especially the two darkest shades.  Generally monitor contrast should be set as high as is consistent with comfortable viewing, and then the brightness adjusted.  The darkest shade should appear black.