PhilG
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 01/27/05
Posts: 1098
Loc: Denver, CO - USA
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They're all great once again but either Jupiter or NGC4565 will be getitng my vote.
Phil
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clintwhitman
Caveman
Reged: 01/01/07
Posts: 1828
Loc: ValVerde CA(SoEasyaCavemanCanD...
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I am amazazed by your Jupiter You southern guys get all the luck! All of the shots are incredible and I am going to ponder this for a few minutes... Caveman
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gripweed44
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 02/12/05
Posts: 905
Loc: PDX
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They are all winners to me
John
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John
Omega Centauri is the finest Globular I have seen with my own eyes.
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Chris Waring
sage
Reged: 04/04/07
Posts: 499
Loc: UK
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They are all so good it's hard to choose, no single picture jumps out as a winner.
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Tom yates
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Reged: 03/28/07
Posts: 40
Loc: United Kingdom
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Stunning images all are superb
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Artom
stranger
Reged: 07/15/07
Posts: 2
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The remarkable images! 
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Mike WDF
member
Reged: 10/26/05
Posts: 24
Loc: Missouri- USA
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I think on this one there should be a box that says all of the above!
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Charlie Hein
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Reged: 11/02/03
Posts: 6579
Loc: 26.06.08N, +80.23.08W
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Hi Folks - Each month a number of you comment that you would like to see a separate contest for sketching. It is my pleasure to inform you that we do in fact have "semi-finals" contests in each of the forums represented above in order to come up with a "best of the best" finals, which is the contest you are voting on now.
You are cordially invited to take part in the "semi-finals" voting. These polls are placed as close to the 1st of the month as we can and run until the 8th of the month, each and every month, in all of the forums represented above. Stop on by and vote to determine whose work makes it here!
Charlie
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star toucher
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Reged: 12/16/06
Posts: 20
Loc: Eolia, Missouri
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Give a Cloudy Nights t-shirt to all. This is really hard. I do agree that sketching and imaging should be 2 separate categories...
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Dark, Steady, Transparent Skies...
StarToucher
Celestron C-8
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Orion XT-10
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clipsham
newbie
Reged: 07/04/07
Posts: 1
Loc: dorset ,UK
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They are all brillant only wish my efforts were half as good
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Mizar
sage
Reged: 07/06/05
Posts: 269
Loc: NE Illinois, U.S.
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Well done all. I think that we all would like to vote for everyone of these. Congrats to all.
bill
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Colman
newbie
Reged: 09/30/05
Posts: 1
Loc: Spain
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Wish I could do any one of them. All of them really exquisite.But I!m a Galaxy guy.
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Michael137
journeyman
Reged: 08/08/07
Posts: 6
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I voted for ccd, that pic came out great over a very long time exposure. But, actually they are all winners and it should be a 5 way tie.
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Erix
Toad Lily
Reged: 12/25/04
Posts: 20451
Loc: Ohio, USA
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Congrats to all finalists. Wonderful images!
I'd like to reaffirm what Charlie has posted. We do in fact have a separate contest for each category of imaging/sketching. The winners of those contest progress to the overall contest that you see here in this thread.
So for each of you that would like to see a different contest for sketching, here's the thread for July's contest. Come visit us sketchers next month between the 1st and 8th for the next sketching contest! 
Monthly sketching contest for July 07
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Erika
10" LX200 Classic, ETX70-AT, DS Maxscope 60mm, 12" Truss Dob, Orion ED80, WO Binoviewers, 10x50's and 7x50's Binoculars, Rebel XT 350
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X-Lurker
Underpaid Slacker
Reged: 09/12/06
Posts: 617
Loc: N.W. Ark.
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WOW! These look like Hubble images. 
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Clear Skies,
Larry
I wasn't sick...I just called in uninterested
Glob
AOAS Member
Atlas 10 EQ-G (Cloud Magnet)
DSIc
SPC 900NC
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BradC
sage
Reged: 01/31/07
Posts: 420
Loc: St. Louis, MO
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I know I'm a little late here, but that Jupiter is just about the most impressive I have seen from ANY ground-based telescope, let alone a backyard newtonian! Great job, Bird!
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My God! It's full of stars!
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Celestron OptiView 10x50 LPR Binoculars
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Cenk
professor emeritus
Reged: 05/29/04
Posts: 749
Loc: South East England
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I will go for Jupiter ! Love all the other too !
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