Hi All,
Not many deep sky images posted recently due to crap weather so I decided to do a poster/ montage of some of my best deep sky objects from last year or so. Most were taken with my SC3 in backgarden. Hope you like & let me know what you think?
Cheers, John.
(http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.punnett/graphics/Montage.jpg)
Hi John,
Great montage of some excellent images, I did one as well, but like you said the crap weather hasn't helped.
This is the result after processing. :-?
These are the different cloud bases from Mottingham.
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1108/692455376_d89b3943df.jpg).
Keep up the good work and clear skies.
Tony G
Tony Mate.... You forgot to sign/ title it & label the different types of clouds.....
Very funny - got to go to A&E now & get my sides stiched back together after splitting them from laughing so much.... :lol:
Thks for the comments - John
John,
I am so taken away by your monatage It is really beautiful. Was it easy to do?
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Tony,
you are so funny, it was good to have a laugh at your montage!!!!
Fay
Hi John
Dated to the nearest month and signed it as well.
If I can, I'll try and print an A2 or A1 so you can frame it.
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1008/704244244_bbe76fa702.jpg)
IMAGES TAKEN FROM MOTTINGHAM OVER A SIX MONTH PERIOD
BY TONY GAYNOR
clear skies and cleaner scopes
Tony G
Tony - You've done it again... I'm off to A&E .....
Shame you missed the eclipse in March... must have been frustrating realizing you'd left the lens cap on....
Cheers & thanks again for your COMMENTS.....
John.
Tony,
your montage is more interesting than mine!! Much more detail.
Fay
Tony,
QuoteIf I can, I'll try and print an A2 or A1 so you can frame it.
I thought you were taking the piss & meant yours.,.,.,.,
What can I say except - 'good on ya..,' Sounds like thats about 5 crates of Pear Cider I owe you now.,.,.,.,
john.,
I like it, I think it's a realistic interpretation of the existence of astronomy within the greater London area in the circa 2007. I especially like the use of daylight and night-time photography, added to the mono representation of night clouds and reflected light pollution.
It's a masterpiece.