wow these images are amazing!!!!

[Tony Leece]

Just browsing around various astro-sites (as you do:Chessy_Smile: ) and spotted this little beauty.
He has some very serious kit, but images to die for, please take time out to look at them, you won't be disappointed:thumbsupmate:

http://www.poigetdigitalpics.com/Deep_Sky.html


This was the set of images that first caught my eye, especially love the negative image.:duh:

http://www.poigetdigitalpics.com/M51astrograph.html

All the best........
Tony........

[Radar]

G'day Tony, amazing stuff. I like the narrow band images, I really want to learn how to do all that.

Thanks for posting it. :thumbsupmate:

Ray

[phoenix]

Hey Tony


very nice, I like the first one.:thumbsupmate:


Cheers Jason :pipethinker:

[Noel Carboni]

Florent does excellent work.

-Noel

[wakaleo]

Oh for a broadband connection! Last year Telstra laid a fibre-optic cable connecting the Torres Strait island community of Thursday Island and the rest of Australia. It passes right outside our front gate, and there is even a junction pit there. Can we now get connected? A resounding 'No!' was the answer.

Consider Telstra's claim that 98% of Australia will soon have access to broadband. There are around 20 million people in Oz, so 2% of that is 400,000. The estimated resident population in 2006 of Cape York (an area as large as the state of Victoria) including all the indigenous communities of Cape York and the Torres Strait, is less than 18,000.

So where does that leave us? Without broadband, of course! Do I feel a little cheated? Absolutely, along with most people living in remote areas. These people are already disadvantaged, and could get great benefit from a broadband connection.

Excuse me while I spit some more chips!

Apologies for hijacking this post!