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Originally Posted by IanP
Geeeeezzzzz Mike,
She is holding a fish (without a head) up-side-down ..
Never seen zat stuff before ..... WOW !!!!
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Originally Posted by Rex
Awesome detail Mike, Lovin the colours. Interesting take it's likeness to an Ibex. As Ian says, it looks like she is holding a large fish by the tail. Really nice image mate.
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Originally Posted by Placidus
Awesome. As with the H-alpha only version, magnificent contrast in the detail, without it looking over-sharpened. Stars looking beautiful, with proper narrowband colours, and nicely processed.
Soon as I clicked on your terrestrial ibex, saw the horns in the sky.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Brilliant!  So much detail and it does not look over sharpened, no signs of worms either  |
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Originally Posted by Retrograde
Beautiful image Mike. Those 'Ibex' horns are quite unique.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
Very fluo colours. Pretty cool. Surprised you got some details with the seeing of late. |
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
I'm getting you one of those really bright Hawaiian shirts for your birthday!
Great detail, crazy colour!
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Where are my sunnies??! ........... Aaaah .... that's better! 
Seriously, a great image Mike and very striking - excellent! The only nit-pick would be that I'd tone down (desat) the blue / violet at the base of the horns - it's distracting and somewhat out of proportion to the nicely balanced colours in the rest of the image.
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Originally Posted by rustigsmed
some sweet details to be had in there.
nice.
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Cheers boy's
...yeeees, it
is colourful
This is arguably (close to) the true colour palette for narrowband emission line images - see Richard Crisp's site, the pioneer of "Wavelength Ordered Emission Line" imaging in amateur ranks. Of course, we all interpret this stuff slightly differently too..aaand who knows, I may tweak it some yet
Marcus...
that was the bit I liked
Greg, Love One!
...my favourite shirt like that is a bit worn out now too
Mike