Dreamtime painting

[Peter Ward]

This one reminded me of an Aboriginal painting...or Rorschach test

I preferred the former description, hence the title. :)

Better known as Barnard 92

A link can be found here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery97.html)

[gregbradley]

Wow, that is a remarkable image. The dark dust area really stands out fabulously. So transparent and detailed. I was taken by surprise by the clarity.

Wonderful.

Greg.

[Peter Ward]

Thanks Greg. The colour balance still has me a little confused, but I'm inclinded to leave it as is for now.

[leon]

Yea have to agree that is really wonderful imaging indeed Peter, beautiful to look at, and so crisp and clear.

Leon

[Peter Ward]

Thank you Leon.... I just looked at it on my Mac laptop....very different view to my Calibrated desktop monitor, so a few tweaks required yet I suspect! :)

[gregbradley]

Its probably a thin area of dust giving a hint of purple. Bushfire smoke can sometimes get that hue.

Greg.

[multiweb]

Definitely straight to the cool wall. I love the subtle change of colors and details. Top shelf stuff. :thumbsup:

[Paul Haese]

I like this myself. Good dust and lovely contrast. Just a small hint of noise left in the blacks.

[renormalised]

Great shot Peter:)

They actually look like Bradshaw Figures.

[Craig_L]

Bradshaws indeed. A remarkable image.

[marc4darkskies]

Even if you hadn't mentioned an aboriginal likeness, I would have thought the same thing - the figures are very clear.

It's a lovely shot - for that reason alone!

Cheers, Marcus

[ChrisM]

Maybe the Aborigines had better eyesight than us - they certainly had clearer skies. A great shot Peter.

Chris

[Stevec35]

Another lovely image Peter. I see the Aboriginal painting resemblance very well.

Cheers

Steve