That one keeps on giving. There is another level of details in a thinner area not often seen within the larger fronts mostly in the Oiii channel but also visible in some of the Ha. Quite a treat.
That one keeps on giving. There is another level of details in a thinner area not often seen within the larger fronts mostly in the Oiii channel but also visible in some of the Ha. Quite a treat.
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Originally Posted by AdamJL
that's lovely. Like a web made by a drunk, but artistic and psychedelic spider.
Definitely a target on my hit-list.
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Originally Posted by JA
Very nice Peter. Cropped in like that in Landscape it definitely has a mountains or even wave feel to it. Ok then .... The Alps in the Sky
Best
JA
Thanks for the vote of confidence gentlemen. The blue areas remind me of cirrus veils that would sometimes drape on the top of actively growing storms in the tropics as I few past them in my previous life.
They were quite a sight! I suspect the process here is not too dis-similar.
Nice Peter, it appears that you're channelling Jackson Pollock with that one!
Ta Andy.
Pollock had indeed crossed my mind when looking for interesting structures in the nebula.
Interestingly, there have been suggestions Pollock was a "fractal nature" artist.
I frankly never saw the attraction of his works....nature does a much better job IMHO
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Oh yeah ... me like much!
Thanks Marcus...I thought you'd like the grand scale on this one
Of course you do...but at least the $A is looking pretty healthy at the moment. 
