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B Hawkins
{K:1529} 12/6/2004
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Yeah, it's actually a pretty wide section of the sky that is visible by the naked eye on a dark night. It's just not nearly so bright, so to us it looks more like a faint cloud. The five stars at the bottom center in the shape of a house are Sagitarius, the actual center of the Milky Way is just up and to the right of it.
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 12/6/2004
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This was shot w/ a 50mm? Really??
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Stephen Bowden
{K:64141} 9/6/2004
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Fabulous capture Blaine, the amount of detail is incredible - you made a very good job scanning this in also :-)
I regret very much parting with my 10" Meade reflector (DS10). Unfortunately, it was very heavy and the motor drive did not work - a lot of people do not realise how fast planets move across the viewfinder lol
Super photo Blaine :-)
Best wishes,
Steve
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Ryan Greene
{K:3297} 9/6/2004
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This only a minute exposure? Fantastic! You must have dark sikes where you are, the light pollution where I am is terrible.
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Timothy Schirmer
{K:7201} 8/21/2004
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Wow beautiful abstract of space. What's funny to think is your photo here covers so much ground, a whole galaxy in fact. Tim
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Steven H
{K:7142} 8/21/2004
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Love it . . . beyond the beauty of the shot, which is substantial . . . I love the expansiveness that it captures . . .
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