Barnard 150

[GalaxyGael]

This was from August 2022 when I took a shine to my 12 year old 90 mm f/6.6 (the fpl 53 tecnosky carbon fibre with the wonderfully figured lens, similar to the SVR-90T from stellarvue and others) and brought it out for a spin. Reduced to 480 mm at f/5.3 with an ASI2600MC Pro in tow, I spent about 16 h in 480 x 120s subs under 97% moon. But I think the moon was on the other side of the house on those nights.

Barnard 150, some call it a seahorse, I see a young boy with his dad's scarf getting blown away on the beach when he was made to go walking cause that's what you do when granny's house is 50 m from the beach and it took 3.5 hours driving with 4 kids in a ford escort to get there 😆

Stacked in APP and finished in PS CS5.

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Edited January 14, 2023 by GalaxyGael

[geeklee]

Lovely image Colm 👍

9 hours ago, GalaxyGael said:

I see a young boy with his dad's scarf getting blown away on the beach when he was made to go walking cause that's what you do when granny's house is 50 m from the beach and it took 3.5 hours driving with 4 kids in a ford escort to get there.

...and very vivid description of how you see it! 😅

[GalaxyGael]

46 minutes ago, geeklee said:

Lovely image Colm 👍

...and very vivid description of how you see it! 😅

Thanks Lee. I was happy with this and the first time I used the 90 mm triplet for imaging. I always saw a small person with a scarf for this target, the description is a tag on of my experience as a 6 year old. That included swims on rainy days because 'the water feels warm in the rain', or so I was told

[simmo39]

Thats V nice!