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Old 21-10-2010, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Suzy View Post
The Wishing Well (NGC 3532) is not only my favourite cluster, but also the first cluster I stumbled across when I first got my scope. Sab, that looks a work of great patience plotting all those stars in all the right places - I would think this would be so much more difficult than a glob. (?!)

Alexander, thanks for posting that pic- that sketch of 47Tuc is absolutely jaw dropping. I observed the *%#@ out of this the other night and it put a smile on my face when I saw this sketch as to how much it resembled what I saw. I wonder how long it took to do it .
Thanks Suzy. I'm pretty anal when it comes to sketches, I want everything to look as I see it in real time. Can't remember how long it took, but probably over an hour.

The 8" Meade starfinder I did it with was an excellent scope, absolutely fantastic optics. I borrowed it from a local astro club, I can only wish I owned it as a grab n go! I've made a few Jupiter sketches with that scope aswell.
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