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Old 27-September-2007, 10:50 PM
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This is my first post hear hope you enjoy. The background was taken with STL-11000M on my NP101mm and the moon was taken with 30D on the same scope.
Enjoy.
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Hi Phil - Welcome to the Forum! Nice image, and great presentation! Hope to see more of your work!

Clear skies!

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Old 28-September-2007, 01:10 AM
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Hi Phil.
Welcome to the forum. WOW. This image is great, I liked the presentation also. And as paul said, hope to see more of your work... Clear skies to you.

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Wellcome Phil, A great first post and a very nice presentation. Clear Skies
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Thanks guys for the nice reply.
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Hello Phil!

The moment I saw the thumbnail pic , I uttered .. "Oh wow!"
And the moment I clicked it and see it in a lrger view...
It's just breath-taking! :

This is really ..sooo.. beautiful Phil.

Thanks for sharing . I love it.

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Wow. . . . I really like that. Looking forward to more.
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Old 28-September-2007, 03:56 AM
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Thanks guys you should see the high res. shoot. I also got it printed to a A1 poster the other day and it looks great on my wall. If any of you would like a copy just PM me with your email and i will send you the higher rs shoot.
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Fantastic. You have taken a great deal of care in your composition. I would love to see more of your work

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Thanks guys you should see the high res. shoot. I also got it printed to a A1 poster the other day and it looks great on my wall. If any of you would like a copy just PM me with your email and i will send you the higher rs shoot.
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I would love a HR version by e-mail. The picure is one of the best I have seen.

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i have just sent you one Bokmakierie hope you enjoy. It is not the highest res shoot as it is above 30mb. So i sent other size for you.
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Wow that was nice.
Welcome to BAUT, keep on posting the fantastic pics.
I've seen a lot of the moon phases pics, but yours is the best for me so far because it had extras (stars). When were the photos taken? I live in the Southern Hemisphere so the constellations will make sense to the Northerners.
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