May 7th sun

[Peter Ward]

Seeing wasn't too shabby this morning, the image (linked below) is at around 50% res to the original to keep it web friendly

Decided to go with a negative presentation, to highlight the filaments.

May 7th Sun here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery245.html)

[h0ughy]

so you at home still or have now moved to annular central ;)?

excellent view!!!

[Peter Ward]

Flying out tomorrow :D

[h0ughy]

well best of luck Peter, i hope you get a great shot

[iceman]

and quite a lovely view that is. Nice shot!

[leon]

I am gob smacked ever time i see an image like this Peter, just brilliant.

Leon

[icytailmark]

fantastic image peter did you take this from your backyard? I live not far from you and the seeing conditions have been good in the days but it gets worse at night times.

[Larryp]

Lovely image, Peter. Good luck with the weather for the annular eclipse:thumbsup:

[Star Catcher]

Excellent negative rendition Peter! The good seeing has given it a nice satisfying punch. Another keeper :)
Ted

[Matt Wastell]

Hi Peter - happy snapping at the eclipse - totals are awesome but I reckon this one in Ha will be sweet - get it dead centre!

[Paul Haese]

Imaged this morning as well but I don't think the seeing at my end was as good as your end. Good detail and nice proms.

[Peter Ward]

Ta Paul. Seeing is the key.



Yep...we have a stupidly large camper van organised...hopefully the weather will co-operate :)



Thanks Ted!



Yep..fingers and toes crossed. :)



Well, yes, from the dome in my backyard. I find daytime seeing goes kaput by about 9.30am



A pleasure Leon. Thanks again for parting with the 500mm she's a pearler!



Thanks Mike



Long way to go to take a photo, but then again, you are a long time looking at the lid...;)

[bloodhound31]

When I look at this image, all I can think of is the perfect engine that this celestial body is. Raw power of unfathomable magnitude...and this is a small sun....

WOW is more of a stunned exclamation of wonder and awe I feel than a word of any depth.

Thank you for sharing this magnificent image and putting the work into it!

Baz.