Newbie to daylight

[mightymonoped]

Hi all, although I'm reasonably experienced as an astroimaging (lunar, planetary and deep space), I am a complete newcomer to the world of daylight imaging (apart from imaging sunspots).
I have recently moved to a ground floor flat in a redeveloped paper mill that just happens to be on a nature preserve. This river reed bed boast many photo opportunities so I thought I would start by using my bedroom window as a hide and see if I could put some of my astro kit to use on 'wildlife neighbours'.
Early days yet but I'm hoping to get to grips with it all and look forward to learning from your good selves.

Tony

 

[sbowler579]

Welcome Tony and good luck with the new genre of photography look forward to seeing the results.

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[Kingo9919]

welcome
i am a complete and utter failure at astro togging, hope you can learn us something

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Hi Tony, And welcome aboard TP, looking forward to seeing some of your images on the various forums."Enjoy".

 

[Norkie]

Welcome Tony