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Thanks a lot for your feedback on the colours. I produce a broad range of colour combinations when narrow band imaging because I see beauty in all of them. The optimum colour palette seems to change for every object and imaging run, as well as the optics used. No two images of the same object are identical. That's why we will still be fascinated when we all image and post the same objects next year.
Cam, I appreciate your comment about the HaHaGOIII image reminding you of Australian colours. I never quiet thought of deep southern objects imaged from Australia in that way, but you are right. The colours are reminiscent of the sunburnt country we live in.
Why on Earth does our Olympic team sport “Green and Gold.” That just doesn’t make sense to me. I think the Australian colour selection committee got it wrong. They should have gone walk-about in the outback before meeting.
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