Jellyfish nebulae Ced73/Ced74/IC443/IC444/LBN840/LBN841/LBN844/Sh2-248/Sh2-249/SNR G189.0+03.0/VdB75 narrowfield - 37h
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Re: Jellyfish nebulae Ced73/Ced74/IC443/IC444/LBN840/LBN841/LBN844/Sh2-248/Sh2-249/SNR G189.0+03.0/VdB75 narrowfield - 3
Absolutely spectacular. A true art-form. Congrats.
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Re: Jellyfish nebulae Ced73/Ced74/IC443/IC444/LBN840/LBN841/LBN844/Sh2-248/Sh2-249/SNR G189.0+03.0/VdB75 narrowfield - 3
Beautiful images Ram. I love the wide field view. Congrats on the APOD .
All are excellent images. I think I like thePI only (L-/RGB -SHO) version best. It seems to have the most looking natural stars, best background, best nebula features.
All are excellent images. I think I like the
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Re: Jellyfish nebulae Ced73/Ced74/IC443/IC444/LBN840/LBN841/LBN844/Sh2-248/Sh2-249/SNR G189.0+03.0/VdB75 narrowfield - 3
I thought I was logged on to NASA APOD for a minute there.
And congratulations on theTSS award. In fact, probably candidate for picture of the YEAR.
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Re: Jellyfish nebulae Ced73/Ced74/IC443/IC444/LBN840/LBN841/LBN844/Sh2-248/Sh2-249/SNR G189.0+03.0/VdB75 narrowfield - 3
Thanks everyone, I appreciate the kind words! I still think there's a long way to go here but I am always learning and hopefully getting better. I'm a big fan of using a more colourful/psychedelic aesthetic to abstract the rich data we capture. The learning is never ending but I'm enjoying the process a lot. I've been playing using AfterEffects to make the images more 3D but haven't really applied it yet to my images. Has anyone tried things like that? Create a 3D model of the starscape? So much to do, so little time.
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