budguinn
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This is a horrible time of the year to report this, but one of my favorite planets has tragically come to an end.
I think a moment of silence is in order.
tearfully yours,
bud
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Edited by budguinn (12/23/04 12:05 AM)
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Blueshark928
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Clouded in eh?
(very cool BTW)
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Bird
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Don't panic... it'll float.
Bird
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Buster
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Quote:
This is a horrible time of the year to report this, but one of my favorite planets has tragically come to an end.
I think a moment of silence is in order.
tearfully yours,
bud
Bah, it's not like that was one of the cool planets to look at anyway...
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Greg K.
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Neat pic!
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Krytoss
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Don't panic... it'll float.
Bird
*bleep*, beat me to it 
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Chris Graham
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Heehee thats cool
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Thick_asa_Planck
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Don't panic... it'll float
Beat me to it as well 
Wow, great pic budguinn, that's made my day! Thanks for sharing.
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KenF9000
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I see no water beyond the 'planet'. Photograph was taken with a glass of water (full to the brim) in front of the camera 
Tis a fake.
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Chris Graham
mmmm...Haggis
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I see no water beyond the 'planet'. Photograph was taken with a glass of water (full to the brim) in front of the camera
Tis a fake.
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Cerberus
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Thats cool.
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AuroraSeeker
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And they said adding diffraction spikes to M45 was bad!
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DJMcCrady
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I see no water beyond the 'planet'. Photograph was taken with a glass of water (full to the brim) in front of the camera
Tis a fake.
Aw, man. And I was totally believing it up until this too!
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ELR2
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You live on the West coast I see, you just need to get out a bit earlier and you might catch it a little higher up.
Ed
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budguinn
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Thanks all for the kind words and wit.
John I smiled as soon as I saw your "clouded in, eh?"...you're exactly right...had to do something.
Ken, it's amazing at how your figured out so quickly how I did it.... and yes, it was faked.
AuroraSeeker....who said "adding diffraction spikes" is bad?...shoot 'em.
thanks again,
bud
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Warmest regards,
bud guinn
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Ptarmigan
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Funny! Saturn will not sink though. 
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TeamGS
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AuroraSeeker....who said "adding diffraction spikes" is bad?...shoot 'em.
I agree! Your impressive image could only have been "improved" in one way...
Regards,
Gary
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Greg K.
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Shouldn't the stars reflect in the water too? It looks unnatural!
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Charles
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Moved to the Astro Art forum!
Charles
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budguinn
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Gary, good idea.....I should have added a few and then there reflections would have been there also...
thanks for the idea.
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bud guinn
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