Winter is leaving.

[Peter Ward]

Doing my usual H-alpha Sun-run, I noticed rather special seeing this morning.

Posted a HD image as a result.

The link is here.

[jc3 (Jason)]

Brilliant HD image. Thanks for posting.

[astronobob (Bob)]

Spectacular Peter,

[Leo.G (Leo)]

Beautiful shot yet again.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by Leo.G

Beautiful shot yet again.

Originally Posted by astronobob

Spectacular Peter,

Originally Posted by jc3

Brilliant HD image. Thanks for posting.

Thanks gents. With the first day of Spring on Sunday, I expect the daytime seeing to degrade as temperatures slowly warm....might have to see if I'm still any good at night-time imaging!

[multiweb (Marc)]

Spectacular prominences
There's a nasty wind warning with a few cold fronts sweeping from the south west. Not sure what that will do to temperatures but the transition from winter to spring still has a few hiccups in reserve it seems.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Spectacular prominences
There's a nasty wind warning with a few cold fronts sweeping from the south west. Not sure what that will do to temperatures but the transition from winter to spring still has a few hiccups in reserve it seems.

Ta Marc. Indeed remarkably unsettled conditions. Gusts well over 100km per hour, particularly in the NSW high country.

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Wonderful image Peter that prominence on the top right is a ripper.

[h0ughy (David)]

Omg look at that huge prom

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

Omg look at that huge prom

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Wonderful image Peter that prominence on the top right is a ripper.

Ta gents. The large prom was not overly bright. The QHY533m usually has enough dynamic range to tease out faint details, but on this occasion I did two exposure runs, and combined the long and short exposure data.

[h0ughy (David)]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Ta gents. The large prom was not overly bright. The QHY533m usually has enough dynamic range to tease out faint details, but on this occasion I did two exposure runs, and combined the long and short exposure data.

To quote bill and ted, "most excellent ",.