Relative sizes

Just for fun and following on from an earlier thread...

www.digitalsky.org.uk/temp/relative_sizes_small.jpg

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Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk

On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 17:08:42 +0100, Pete Lawrence
wrote:

Just for fun and following on from an earlier thread...

www.digitalsky.org.uk/temp/relative_sizes_small.jpg

Pete you are getting very good at this now. How about this: I reckon
you could get twelve of your best images together, publish a 2005
astro caledar, set up a stand at the next astro fest and make your
first million.
- Mike

Mike Murphy wrote:

Pete you are getting very good at this now. How about this: I reckon
you could get twelve of your best images together, publish a 2005
astro caledar, set up a stand at the next astro fest and make your
first million.

What makes you think it would be his first?

On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 19:42:09 +0100, Martin Frey
wrote:

Mike Murphy wrote:

Pete you are getting very good at this now. How about this: I reckon
you could get twelve of your best images together, publish a 2005
astro caledar, set up a stand at the next astro fest and make your
first million.

What makes you think it would be his first?

Yeah Mike! Actually I'm not terribly money oriented (except for when
it comes to spending it ;-) ) so it would be the first

I do get asked to put some of these graphics into poster form from
time to time. Anyone know where I can get such a thing done at a
price that won't break the bank? I looked at producing the Venus
poster after having numerous requests. Unfortunately, short-run
posters aren't terribly cheap. £50+ for a poster seems a little steep
;-)

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Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk

In article , Martin Frey
wrote:
Mike Murphy wrote:

Pete you are getting very good at this now. How about this: I reckon
you could get twelve of your best images together, publish a 2005
astro caledar, set up a stand at the next astro fest and make your
first million.

What makes you think it would be his first?

He still claims to find time to go to work. I'd give that up if I had
made a million.
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Jim Easterbrook http://astro.jim-easterbrook.me.uk/
N51.36 W0.25

Just for fun and following on from an earlier thread...
www.digitalsky.org.uk/temp/relative_sizes_small.jpg


When I read "relative sizes", I thought pete had accidentally sent
the email to the wrong news group! But I see you are talking about
astronomy!

Great idea! Send it to APOD, please!

Das

In message , Pete Lawrence
writes
On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 19:42:09 +0100, Martin Frey
wrote:

Mike Murphy wrote:

Pete you are getting very good at this now. How about this: I reckon
you could get twelve of your best images together, publish a 2005
astro caledar, set up a stand at the next astro fest and make your
first million.

What makes you think it would be his first?

Yeah Mike! Actually I'm not terribly money oriented (except for when
it comes to spending it ;-) ) so it would be the first

I do get asked to put some of these graphics into poster form from
time to time. Anyone know where I can get such a thing done at a
price that won't break the bank? I looked at producing the Venus
poster after having numerous requests. Unfortunately, short-run
posters aren't terribly cheap. £50+ for a poster seems a little steep
;-)


Cafe Press?

http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/

I'm sure there are others too...

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 18:07:26 GMT, Chris
wrote:

Cafe Press?

http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/

I'm sure there are others too...

Cheers Chris, I'll look into it...

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Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk