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Charlie Hein
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I am pleased to announce the winner of the November 2008 Cloudy Nights Imaging and Sketching Contest - neutronman!

Here is my M42 taken from Rancho Venado in the Texas Hill Country. I tried to go deep and pull out alot of the surrounding faint dust. I combined different exposures to protect the trap while pulling out the dim stuff.
FSQ 106ED F/5 QHY8 camera Maxim, CS3
4 x 1200 sec 12 x 300 sec 12 x 30 sec
To all of you who took the time to stop by and vote for your favorite submission - thank you so much! Your participation really makes the contest!
To all the contestants - almost every comment entered in the poll thread this month says it - every one of your submissions is worthy of winning. Congratulations to all of you on a job done very well indeed!
neutronman, congratulations on your win! Please contact me via PM with your t-shirt size and also the address where you want us to send it!
Charlie
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Doug6952
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Congratulations Neutronman!!! Fantastic image!
-------------------- Doug
Sometimes I wonder......."Why is this frisbiee getting bigger" ...... Then it hits me!
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jacobb
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Congratulations Neutronman!
It's an amazing picture
Regards Jacobb
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neutronman
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Thanks guys! So many great images and all very different. It is an honor to be included in such a fine group
-------------------- JOhn A Davis
Scopes: TEC 140, FSQ 106ED, FS60C, LX200 ACF 10", Borg 50mm, CPC 800
Mounts: TAK EM-200, AstroTrac
Cameras: STL-11000M, Canon XSI (Hutech Mod), Nikon D-80, Orion SS Autoguider, ToUcam
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http://downthewormhole.blogspot.com/
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iceman
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Lovely work, nicely done.
-------------------- Mike
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markseibold
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Congratulations John - Neutronman!
I for one thought this was a fantastic and unique photographic accomplishment. As a hand painter and pastel sketcher, I would say that this photograph should be on a museum wall as a great abstract art! It has tremendous depth and dimension.
Absolutely spectacular!
regards,
-Mark
Edited by markseibold (12/17/08 12:13 AM)
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neutronman
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Thanks, Mike. You've got some BEAUTIFUL shots on your website. Really great stuff.
Mark, that is quite a compliment! Thank you so much! Funny you mention abstract art - I collect abstract surreal art by Richard Powers (best known for his 50's to 70's sci-fi book covers). Some of his abstracts really look like dimensional nebulae. Perhaps another reason I love astrophotography
-------------------- JOhn A Davis
Scopes: TEC 140, FSQ 106ED, FS60C, LX200 ACF 10", Borg 50mm, CPC 800
Mounts: TAK EM-200, AstroTrac
Cameras: STL-11000M, Canon XSI (Hutech Mod), Nikon D-80, Orion SS Autoguider, ToUcam
My astrophotography Blog...
http://downthewormhole.blogspot.com/
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