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Pablo Rosell
 Saturday, October 09 2010 @ 01:41 pm EDT (Read 2728 times)  
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Hi guys,
I have been quite busy and hadn't been able to image anything until this week! I went for the elephant trunk nebula. Same setup as before. This one took 15 frames at 15 minutes each in Ha. I'll try to get some frames in O-III and S-II for a false color composite tonight. Here's what I got so far:


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 Saturday, October 09 2010 @ 03:39 pm EDT  
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I love it. The elephant trunk nebula looks like a dragons head to me there.


 
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 Monday, October 11 2010 @ 05:07 am EDT  
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Thank you "Burningmic". It does look like a dragon's head. I realized, if rotated 180 degrees, it looks more like an elephant's trunk, in fact with a bit of imagination you can even see the eye and ear of the elephant Wink
Anyway, here is a colored version of the nebula:



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 Monday, October 25 2010 @ 06:40 pm EDT  
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You always astound me with you astrophotography!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Eek!

Great Image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Eek!


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 Thursday, October 28 2010 @ 06:17 pm EDT  
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Thank you Leonard!

Looking at the image again I kind of found a hidden buffalo calf ridden by a boy! What do you think?
I highlighted the portion of the picture:


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