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Originally Posted by AUST2000
I really like this too Andy. It is interesting to look back 6 years and see that was a wonderful image also. Technology and processing techniques have added a lot. I look forward to looking at what you come up with in 6 years time.  |
Ha Ha, cheers Andrew - yes my processing skills & optics have gradually improved over time, mind you so has the software!
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Originally Posted by Nikolas
I really like it Andy the starless image has a real ethereal quality to it a little bit different but really lovely
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Cheers Nik - I prefer the starless one too - ethereal eh, I like that
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Originally Posted by markas
Superb renditions! Guess I prefer the stars to anchor the image, but the starless version is a great photographic abstract.
Mark
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Thanks Mark, something for everyone then
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Very nice indeed Andy!  Palette is pleasing to the eye and the large details are smooth but detailed.
Nothing much to pick on but some of those small Bok globs look a little forced and unreal though. 
Now, how about some natural palette = less "funky" images!  |
Hi Marcus, thanks for your detailed comments. Here is a closeup of the original captured Ha Bok globule detail straight out of APP vs. the finished image for your reference.
As to natural palette, nah, you're a master of them but that's really not my thing and sadly my suburban skies are rubbish anyway. If we ever have a star party again, I'll look forward to attempting LRGB targets, but until then it has to be NB for me
