More milkyway h-alpha

[Peter Ward]

More bits of my H-Alpha mosaic project....

http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery65.html

[DavidU]

That is huge !

[renormalised]

How many pieces have you done so far??

Looking good :)

[Peter Ward]

I've done 6 panels, but they don't all join up....yet..

[Hagar]

Very nice Peter. Lots of dusty/gassy stuff up there and this combo sure shows it up well.

[Octane]

Just fabulous, Peter.

Looking forward to the Ha+LRGB version. :P

H

[bloodhound31]

Four words. Awesome.

Baz.

[strongmanmike]

Typical high quality look there Peter, has a nice expansive look.
The whole mozaic will be a sight for sure, good luck.

Your Ayres Rock moon lit landscape series is untouchable by the way ;)

Mike

[Peter Ward]

Thanks guys....

I didn't really want to do this project with the FSQ, but unfortunately Astro-Physics are dragging their heels in getting a TCC/STX adapter to market...:rolleyes:

That said...given the weather, big patches of sky at once may not be a bad thing! :)

[Peter Ward]

Thanks Mike....but 'The man' is quite inscrutable! I thought my revamped Keyhole image was a contender. :(

I went to the rock on a whim as I was totally cheezed off with Sydney's weather.... infact it rained at the rock as well.

Literally on our last day there I got up at 3:30am looked out the hotel window. It was clear, but I was sorely tempted to just go back to bed. Glad I didn't! :)

[Paul Haese]

Ah, this the view I like. NGC6188 just goes hand in hand with the Lagoon and the Trifid. Any ideas when the colour version will be ready? Certainly looking forward to seeing it finished.

[JD2439975]

A mosaic of epic proportions Peter, your computer must squeal whenever you go near it. :lol:

[seeker372011]

wow already

are more panels planned?

[Peter Ward]

The plan is to go from M8 down to M16 & M17....

[h0ughy]

WOW, great teaser

[multiweb]

Good stuff. Love it. Keep going. :thumbsup:

[spearo]

I can just imagine the size of a massive print that will cover several walls
frank

[john_drummond]

Wow! We sure live in a gaseous neighbourhood! Well done Peter!!:eyepop:

[jjjnettie]

Holy Cow!
That's impressive.