Coretalent OL going through the Gape into Albany.
Itallian Villiage In the Alps.
Sea of Yellow.
Meteora - View of Kalabaka
Fields of Gold - tracks.
Pinky Beach
Storm Moving south.
Clearing Skies- lone tree
Super pit
Kalgoorlie
Truck and Willy Willy
Three Tiny Toys
Just how Tiny they really are.
Rock fall
Horse Head Nebula(NGC2023) and Flame Nebula(NGC202…
Charlotte Hill Water tank.
Golden West
Witches Head Nebula IC2118 - Better viewed on Blac…
NGC 2244 Rosette Nebula
In Action Third night.
IC 2177 The Seagull Nebula
Start of the Trip to Port Hedland
Port Of Port Hedland
Kokerby Field
First Light.
Road to the Stars.
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Dont look down....
Sculptor Galaxy NGC253
Lagoon Nebula-- Carlos Taylor-- MAKE SURE YOU LOO…
Organising Kaos.............
Twin Set
Fields of Golden Glow @ 105km/H
Porongurup Range @ 105 Km/H
The fitting end of Cheynes II--- Whaler
Dont Fall off
The ODD one out in an Ever Green land.
NGC 300 Southern Pin Wheel Galaxy
No Horse
A little bit of colour.
Officers quarters
Fallen Comrade.
Spring wake up.
The view From Mount Melville Lookout Tower
In A Galaxy Far Far Away
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Orion(M42) & Running Man(NGC1977) - well worth a look full screen on black
This was a test to see how well the computer program worked on its own.
I had to wait for Orion to rise at 11pm so I could start this 3 hours and a bit imaging and then the all important Darks. It was set up and go to bed set the alarm for 2:45 in the morning to put the lens cap on the lens for the Dark's then go back to bed. This had to happen before the sun started to rise at 4 am in the morning.
When I got up at 6 am it was all on computer just as it was programed Looks like we have tamed a few of those dragons. Taken with D810 and 300mm D prime lens. This will be visited again out on the farm in the real dark.
Enjoy the first night that Fully went to plan and computer lived up to what it was suppose to do. Cant wait for Orion to rise sooner to get more images.
PIP the first look on the Star adventurer.
I had to wait for Orion to rise at 11pm so I could start this 3 hours and a bit imaging and then the all important Darks. It was set up and go to bed set the alarm for 2:45 in the morning to put the lens cap on the lens for the Dark's then go back to bed. This had to happen before the sun started to rise at 4 am in the morning.
When I got up at 6 am it was all on computer just as it was programed Looks like we have tamed a few of those dragons. Taken with D810 and 300mm D prime lens. This will be visited again out on the farm in the real dark.
Enjoy the first night that Fully went to plan and computer lived up to what it was suppose to do. Cant wait for Orion to rise sooner to get more images.
PIP the first look on the Star adventurer.
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it is all a huge learning process not quite what I had in mind at the star but the net result worth it in the end. I am glad you still enjoy these images It takes me back to my father book on space( time life) and these images thus far betters the results in the book. as you say all done with moderately normal gear, thank you for sticking by the learning..
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