Some more shots from my weekend up North. Particularly proud of the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex, that was was very difficult to post process, expecially the fact that it was my first time shooting deep space objects and I don't DeepSkyStacker or an equatorial mount.
AGeoJO wrote: Gunzorro wroteGreat stuff here, these last few pages! Joshua, Werner, Helena, Darbo, Shuko, Whayne, and LBJ2 all deserve praise.
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A few more L.A. city shots before I put on my rubber boots to capture some images here in Western Washington winter. Thank you, Jim! I love the images from Downtown LA but I love the last image you posted of the Wiskah River more.
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More from the evening gown session...
Thank you very much, Joshua. Glad to know you like he river shot better. Here is another one, this time a panorama of the outgoing tide and mushy river banks. Fun to walk in -- not!
If you leave for 4 days you'll never get caught up in this thread! Yet I'm trying and enjoying all the imagery.
This is the main hall at the Southern Virginia University. It is my first serious try at pixel shift-shame to downsize it to fit the forum
Werner_Utsch wrote:
@ René:
Like your Sardenga shots, even i think they are a bit (well quite a bit) to harsch - they are beautiful and don't really need that kind of extrem pp., though i got your idea.
Cheers
Werner
Werner thanks for your very appreciated comment. best regards
Congratulating René and Ronny. That adds up to R&R. Then factoring in Joshua, that leads to RJR. But then how to integrate Werner? And Bob, and Helena? And.... OK, I give up. Just, congrats to all of you. So inspiring....