Realm of the Horse Lord

[dvj]

http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/4102/s3t0.jpg

Oh well, another HH.

I added another 6 hours to my initial "Starwaves" Horsehead region with the RHA f/3.8

jg

[gregbradley]

What a remarkable image! That is a fascinating and detailed journey into that area.

Greg.

[marco]

Fantastic John, what a mystic vista of this area! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
Regards
Marco

[RB]

Stunning.

[multiweb]

+1 Truly superb. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[RickS]

Love the detail!

[Peter Ward]

A gold standard image...suitable for framing. Simply excellent :thumbsup::thumbsup:

[strongmanmike]

I was going to say still B&W again :doh: :rolleyes:...but regardless it is a lovely B&W rendition John, the details are great but removing most of the stars and just leaving the brightest ones the detail stands out even better and makes it a fresh view I think :thumbsup:

Mike

[Ross G]

A great photo John.

The detail and smooth tones......amazing!

This image is closer to art than just a photo.

Ross.

[dvj]

Thank you all for your kind comments. Would you belive I'm thinking about adding more data to this? I was not completely satisfied with some of the noise in the dark areas. Well no, I think I must move on to something else. There must be something else obscure in Orion I can go after here in the city. Maybe that dark cloud (Goblin nebula), off of M78 is in order. I did a quick look for it last night and it is very faint.

jg

[Peter.M]

Nooo I have 22 hours on that gem of an object, you guys stick to your horseheads and such. :P

[Stevec35]

A stunning image John!

Cheers

Steve

[dvj]

Keep going. You have lots of data in that image that can be stretched a little more.

[bratislav]

Another fine image ... but where do diffraction spikes come from?

[dvj]

Software plug-in for Photoshop.

[Andy01]

That's what I'm talkin' about :thumbsup:love it
:)

[John Hothersall]

That is so smooth like velvet, a fine image.

John.

[prokyon]

Wow, awesome!!! Feels like diving into this area!