View From Io

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By: Frank Hettick
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Photographer	Frank Hettick {Karma:119}
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Uploaded	9/8/2002	Film / Memory Type	Digital ASA 80
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Govert Nieuwland {K:674} 12/29/2003

hehehe nice one! you've taken the direction of sunlight into account on the surface and on Jupiter. good! sometimes people forget about that! ;)

nice one!

Drecci GISLAADT (anagram {K:558} 2/28/2003

Welldone !!

Jon Rank {K:683} 9/9/2002

Very cool Frank, keep'em coming.

Chris Whaley {K:3847} 9/8/2002

well that makes sense!....keep em coming these are quite unique and beautiful.

Frank Hettick {K:119} 9/8/2002

Hi Chris - I guess it has taken me some 50+ years since I have had this picture in mind (along with the others) since the early 50's! Very little atmosphere (that is why the stars are so clear) equals sharper images (no diffusion as the light travels through the air)! Anyway that is my excuse - cause I am just having a ball doing these! Thanks for the comments!

Chris Whaley {K:3847} 9/8/2002

so how long did it take to get there? :)

really like how u do the collages with these....i like the sharpness but at the same time i think if it was smoother it would give a more realistic appearance.

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