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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Bah!...manipulated art
Nah ...as is often the case with starless images, the accentuated detail does look cool
Mike
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Cheers Mike - It's fun to walk on the other side of the street occasionally
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Originally Posted by Slawomir
Structures are nicely presented and colours are pleasing, but the scars left from ripping light-giving stars out of the picture remind me that this is an unnatural representation of the luminous Cosmos.
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Cheers Suavi, I've attached an unscarred RGB stars version below
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
A bit like the election result...I don't quite know what to make of it.
Was someone proposing a tax on stars?
But I'll give you a frank credit on that one...Arty, but interesting.
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Thanks Peter, Just like the new PM would say - "I'll take that!"
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Originally Posted by multiweb
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Goodonya Marc, Much appreciated!
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Originally Posted by willik
looks good for a painting and if you lose the plot.
Martin
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Wait until I go full Jackson Pollock on you
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Originally Posted by codemonkey
Looks great, Andy. I'm a blasphemous fan of starless images. I'm usually more conservative with colour and I would never have put those colours together but I actually think it works well. Nice one!
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Thanks Lee, delighted that you liked the image (& treatment), cheers
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Originally Posted by Retrograde
Fabulous detail there Andy. Not having those pesky stars really helps you to see all of it. I quite like the colour palette here too.
Looking forward to seeing this with some RGB stars as well.
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Cheers Trev! Your wish is my command - see attached