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Originally Posted by Quark
Simply Stunning, a masterpiece.
The work of a true artisan.
Thanks so much for posting. I think this pretty much represents the pointy end of the state of amateur imaging.
Regards
Trevor
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Thanks Trevor. Quite amazing to think of the capacity and capabilities that amateur imagers have to deliver such results. Bound by no time scales or deadlines really allows one to push their creative expression. If I can produce one memorable image a year, I'm happy - quality over quantity. Thanks for your comments.
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Originally Posted by Spanrz
Phenomenal work Jase!!!!! 
Since getting back into Astronomy full swing in the last few months, this website has produced so much to my liking, I'm like a kid in a candy store again.
Why couldn't I get this 20 odd years ago.
All of you guys that put arduous work into these images, should get more than a golf clap... 
Shots like this, an Omaroo's Moon Shot, is making me decide so much to get into astrophotography.
I never was a person for photography, but I am slowly learning it's art, but images like this, just make it so much better to set a goal to.
Love it.
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Cheers Brett.

I always encourage and welcome others to join the dark side, that is astro imaging. Once bitten by the imaging bug, its an endless quest with plenty of highs and lows along the journey. Start small, but maintain a vision of your milestones - work towards them. Forums such as this are perfect for the beginner imager as there is a wealth of information available and plenty of highly skilled and committed imagers providing guidance. If I can provide inspiration through my images for other to join our growing guild, the objective of sharing my work has been a success. Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by Glenhuon
Outstanding work, absolutely gorgeous to behold. A feast prepared by a master. My compliments to the Chef
BTW, has anyone else noticed it looks like a Cosmic Jellyfish
Bill
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Pleased you enjoyed the visual feast Bill! Drinks are on the house! You're right, the scene does look like a Cosmic Jellyfish, not the
IC443 species however. Another remark I've heard is the likening to fireworks!
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Originally Posted by DJ N
Wow!! Simply spectacular. Excellent imaging and processing. Congratulations.
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Thanks for checking out the image Daniel!
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Originally Posted by Les Tilly
WOW That is an incredible image and alot of time dedicated to it
Les
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Thanks Les.

Yes, spent quite some time working on this one. The data collection was the easy part in comparison to the processing!
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Originally Posted by danielsun
Wow Jase, that is truly incredible!!! 
Brilliant work.
Cheers Daniel.
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Thank you kindly Daniel. Much appreciated.
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Originally Posted by bokglob
0h my gawd!! master of the universe! i was about to post 40 mins of data on this region.i'm off outside for another 10 or so hours 
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Thanks for the comments Darrell.

Post away, each and every rendition is always good to see as the way the imager processes and presents his/her work makes it unique.
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Originally Posted by Alchemy
what to say after 60 plus posts that no-one else has already said ????
Splendiferous photon capturing Mr Jennings!
Clive
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Cheers Clive. Call me modest, but I still feel I could have done a better job with the data. There comes a time when you've worked the data over and over, spending copious hours at the computer when you think, enough, time to release it. Even though I knowing how much work I've put in, a repro is not out of the question, but I've got other imaging projects on the go so that can wait. Thanks again for your comments.
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Thank you all for your support.