Random Jabber Jibber thread

ANC

ANC

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"This image was captured 2 years ago almost exactly. I am sharing it just now to this community because it represents a huge shift in how I approached astrophotography. I do not see it as a science as many of my peers do, but as an art. What I found when I pulled the color out from the regolith is that when I look beyond what our eyes are capable there is extreme beauty in the cosmos. In this image, you can see the moon's battered history painted it with different minerals, which show up as subtle color variations I boosted to make visible. Reds are iron and feldspar while blues are rich in titanium."
 
GreatwhiteNorth

GreatwhiteNorth

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ANC said:
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"This image was captured 2 years ago almost exactly. I am sharing it just now to this community because it represents a huge shift in how I approached astrophotography. I do not see it as a science as many of my peers do, but as an art. What I found when I pulled the color out from the regolith is that when I look beyond what our eyes are capable there is extreme beauty in the cosmos. In this image, you can see the moon's battered history painted it with different minerals, which show up as subtle color variations I boosted to make visible. Reds are iron and feldspar while blues are rich in titanium."
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That would easily fit into the "Beautiful" thread.
 
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