On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 12:15:18 GMT, "Dave Jessie"
wrote:
Pete Lawrence wrote:
It's a composite of two wide field shots of the Moon taken with my
80mm refractor. I've tried to compose the Earthshine shot with the
lunar crescent - something I must admit I find extremely hard to do
convincingly. It's subtle here and if your monitor isn't calibrated
right you'll probably miss it.
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk/lunar/2...rthshine2.html
Wow, Pete, tremendous work.
May I use this image - with credit given to you, of course - in a
presentation I'm doing at a local library soon?
Along with other examples, like Anthony Ayiomamitis' magnificent analemmas,
I want to show images which demonstrate celestial mechanics at work. A
picture like this one fits right into the mix, and is the best one I've
seen. Your composite is beautifully done and looks exactly like what I see
for real.
Yes of course, be my guest.
--
Pete
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk