Moon 16th November

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Canon S3IS, afocal, 30mm EP, 10" Dob.
ISO 80, 1/160th sec.

Note:- I added a copy of the image that has had a little USM applied.
The first image, apart from a resize, has no processing.

[h0ughy (David)]

Very Nice Jjjj

[erick (Eric)]

Very nice thanks Jeanette. I can now see the detail I'm missing since I've just given up with light cloud cover obscuring everything!

[tornado33]

Yes top shot, I like the nice subtle colours too.
Scott

[Dennis]

Hi Jeanette

Wow – that is an excellent portrait of our neighbour! I very much like the way you have managed to control the extremities between the highlights and shadows, quite a difficult task when faced with such a range of brightness values.

The wrinkle ridges in Mare Serenitatis look very nice, as well as the prominent crater Posidonius. Hah, I’m just showing off now ‘cos I’m comparing your photo to my lunar charting program!

Cheers

Dennis

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

LOL.
My aim this year was to learn more about the moon.
It might turn into a 2 year project.

[Alchemy (Clive)]

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

LOL.
My aim this year was to learn more about the moon.
It might turn into a 2 year project.

if you want a good book , get charles woods one THE MODERN MOON-- A PERSONAL VIEW it gives you things to look for and a fair amount of detail regarding the geomorphology of this object.... a good read

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Thanks for the title. I'll order it in from the library.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

I've added a copy of the same picture.
Honest opinions appreciated.
Which is better, processed or unprocessed.

[mill (Martin)]

Nice images, the processed image looks a lot better to me.

[Ric]

Lovely images JJJ, a very sharp capture.

Cheers

[joshman (Josh)]

very very nice image there jjj, an image to be proud of for sure!

oh, and the processed image looks fantastic!