Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Ones again, it's over
I feel sad to say good bye for my addiction for nearly a six months.
Astronomical darkness will end at 08.04. officially but at the moment we have only couple of hours darkness so there is not much point to do any long exposure imaging any more. Here, at 65N, we'll have next dark night at 06.09. 2012 and just for about two hours.
All my images from the Autumn/Spring seasons 2011-2012 as a poster
Click for a large image, NOTE 3300x1800 pixels and 6,75MB
A slideshow
A slideshow
Note. Usually two palettes are shown, HST and Visual spectrum (more or less Red)
All the images, with technical details, can be found in my portfolio:
http://astroanarchy.zenfolio.com/p456394140
Autumn season 2011
Original blog post, with technical details, can be seen here:
I have no a large photographic print on my wall, image here:
http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/01/large-print-out-of-cygnus-nebulae.html
A study about the scale in a sky: http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/01/cygnus-zoom-in-series.html
A study about the scale in a sky: http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/01/cygnus-zoom-in-series.html
Spring season 2012
The main work for the Spring season 2012 was a mosaic image too, a 12-panel mosaic of constellation Auriga. Original blog post can be seen here:
http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/03/auriga-panorama-gets-bigger-12-panels.html
A study about the scale in a sky: http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/02/siemis-147-scale-in-sky.html
A study about the scale in a sky: http://www.astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2012/02/siemis-147-scale-in-sky.html
Tools used
I shot everything in this imaging period with my camera lenses. At first with the Tokina AT-X 300 f2.8 and most of the images with Canon EF 200mm f1.8, after I managed to fix the orthogonality issue between the CCD and the lens. All images was taken with QHY9, a cooled astro camera, and Baader narrowband filter set. (H-a, O-III and S-II)
Summer time
I will update my blog regulatory during the Summer season though. I have considered about renting a remote operating scope now and then, if I'll find funds for it. An naturally I will publish my experiments too and fine tune equipment's and work flow.
Some of the publications from the season 2011-12
At end of the Spring season I had my first exhibition about astronomical imaging in Oulu Museum of Art.
There was about twenty or so large framed prints to see and one lecture for interested. I have hardly any images of the event, here are some bad ones with mobile phone... Unlike seen in images, there was actually lots of visitors.
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My most published image, in past season, was the "Cosmic curiosity", or "?", as I named it originally.
It get printed in several Finnish news papers and online news and it was one of the "Space Picture of the week" by National Geography magazine.
Link to an original blog post:
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4 comments:
Kaunis ja värikäs 'Työ'...
Kyllähä näin hienoa ja korketasoista Kuva-Näyttelyä katsoo ihaillen.
Hyvää jatkoa töillesi...!
Kiitokset!
I have enjoyed your images for a long time, thank you. I stopped bothering with my blog, post alot of astro stuff on Facebopok.
Thanks Cathy!
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