not selfmade, unfortunately ..

[ispom]

Hello friends of the beautiful sky pictures,
I don’t know about this site up to now , discovered but today,
perhaps I am just not the only one, and also another will be pleased about this information



http://www.lightfigures.com/DSS2/index.htm (http://www.lightfigures.com/DSS2/index.htm)

[h0ughy]

:welcome: you have 28 posts and you just joined today?;) :lol: Look out Ken:D you have a competitor:lol: :whistle:

Welcome to IIS. Germany Eh, well thats just a little too far to come Downunder for a viewing night:thumbsup: . nice images too, more than catch the eye of a few astrobuffs here:)

[ving]

spctacular pictures ispom! wish they were mine! :)

[jjjnettie]

Thanks for the link Ipsom.

[Harb]

These are some of the best Images around............
Thanks for the link, I just love the results they get from that scope....amazing stuff.

cheers
John

[jase]

Quality is all I can say, but one would expect nothing else from a 1.2m (48in) Schmidt professional grade telescope which took these images.:D
http://www.astro.caltech.edu/palomar/sot.html

[ispom]

thanks for welcome, hOughy.
If I come to downunder I'll visit you, we may observe together
the omega centauri, the southern crux the Magellanic clouds...
and the Orion standing on his head, beeing upside down :)

[ispom]

I am very pleased that the link was useful to you ,
if I find again some equivalent I will do it post...

Jase, your link is a good one!