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Some old lunar images

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In this difficolt period for italy we are all at home and we can go out only for work, supermarket or for health reasons. The Corona virus has completly chande our life. We will stay at home until March 25th, but problably this period will be extended. i started to process some old lunar images with my new workflow. I taked these images last year with my 300 mm F4 Newton. On my web site there are all my gallery.

Clear skies and careful at Covid-19 in Italy we have 1.266 death.


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Very nice Michael, wow! Very sharp indeed! At least you are making good use of your time inside.
I hope this virus gets taken care of soon too!

All the best,
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Very nice images, Michael.
Thank you.
Clear skies and take care.
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Beautiful images, Michael!

Stay safe! I fervently hope that things improve in Italy as soon as possible!
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Ditto, Michael. Some of the sharpest ground-based images of Luna I've seen. Thank you for posting.
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Wonderful images, hopefully things there will be improving soon and life can start getting back to normal.
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Those are amazing!
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These images may be old, but they look wonderful and fresh.
Beautiful tones, excellent detail!
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