Another project that reminds me how much patience I needed and how many hours inside the car, alone, stacking, waiting to have enough data that always feels like it’s never enough. I was thinking that time is all we need, yet it’s the thing we most lack.
@ igneis.nightscapes
My main goal here was getting the dust around Orion, but I wasn’t expecting this much with an hour of integration per panel for the RGB and many more for the hydrogen-alpha. I was also chasing the zodiacal light that appears in the left part of the sky and it was quite strong—I could even capture it with my phone.
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 Another project that reminds me how much patience I needed and how many hours inside the car, alone, stacking, waiting to have enough data that always feels like it’s never enough. I was thinking that time is all we need, yet it’s the thing we most lack.
@ igneis.nightscapes
My main goal here was getting the dust around Orion, but I wasn’t expecting this much with an hour of integration per panel for the RGB and many more for the hydrogen-alpha. I was also chasing the zodiacal light that appears in the left part of the sky and it was quite strong—I could even capture it with my phone.
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That is stunning picture.
Litho that.
That is bananas! Ty for sharing! 🙂
É incrÃvel que praticamente toda foto do espaço é uma obra de arte por si só.
Is our galaxy more dusty in the winter? I always thought it wouldn’t change that much in such a short time.
(The photo is awesome.)
Get out of here with this overly processed and enhanced photo that you have posted in dozens of subs that you keep getting flamed in.