Thursday, April 4, 2013
A new poster out of the images from a season past
The Winter season 2012-2013 starts to be over up here 65N. We'll loose dark nights for about six months, due to high latitude. Past Winter was kind of cloudy but since my observatory locates next to my home, I was able to use nearly every clear moment during the Winter.
Image count is relatively high since many of the images are just finalized in this season and there have been material from past years to continue to work with. I have published 24 new images ( Plus color and other versions of them.)
Beside traditional astronomical images, I have done some experimental work by adding a volumetric information to my images. My 3D-work gets widely published by several medias, like Wired magazine, Smithsonian Institute magazine, PetaPixel and many many others.
Beside traditional astronomical images, I have done some experimental work by adding a volumetric information to my images. My 3D-work gets widely published by several medias, like Wired magazine, Smithsonian Institute magazine, PetaPixel and many many others.
At end of the year 2012, one of my experimental 3D-images was selected as one of The Best Astronomical Images of 2012 by the astronomer Phil Plait.
Collection of my images from the Winter season 2012-13
Be sure to click for a full scale image, 1920x2800 pixels and 4.5 MB
A HD 1080p movie from images above in
images are in chronological order
Photos of instruments, used for images above, can be seen
All of my astronomical art can be found from my
My telescope is not a pretty boy but it works
Please, click HERE to see my gears and info about them.
Examples of my experimental 3d-work
Movies and GIF-animations
3D-images in different formats
parallel and cross vision free view, anaglyph Red/Cyan 3D
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Nice blog…!
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