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----------------------------------------------- Q&A: Phillip Chee A dedicated astrophotographer explains how he opens up the skies. by, Meera Lee Sethi 12 January 2010 For the past four years, Phillip Chee has been documenting what is perhaps the oldest and most mysterious object of human interest: the sky. Already a trained biologist and philosopher and a working computer scientist, Phillip has also become an accomplished self-taught astrophotographer, meaning he uses the tools of photography to capture such celestial objects as constellations, planets, galaxies, aurora, meteors, comets, nebulae and star clusters. I’ve been watching Phillip’s body of work grow (and grow more gorgeous) for a couple of years now, and had the distinct pleasure of asking him about the science and art behind it recently. You’re… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/qa-phillip-chee/
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