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The most familiar spot on the Moon is bound to be Copernicus and its environs. It is big, well-placed and dramatic. And as this first LPOD from Korea shows it's beauty is always a treat. This can't be the natural color of the Moon, but as Bonghwan writes, <em>color can give us a more delicious feelings about the target objects.</em> I like the richness, like an oriental golden plate embossed with a classic scene. <br /> | The most familiar spot on the Moon is bound to be Copernicus and its environs. It is big, well-placed and dramatic. And as this first LPOD from Korea shows it's beauty is always a treat. This can't be the natural color of the Moon, but as Bonghwan writes, <em>color can give us a more delicious feelings about the target objects.</em> I like the richness, like an oriental golden plate embossed with a classic scene. <br /> | ||
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| − | <em>[mailto:tychocrater@yahoo.com | + | <em>[mailto:tychocrater@yahoo.com Chuck Wood]</em><br /> |
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Revision as of 17:59, 17 January 2015
Golden Copernicus
image by 오봉환 - Bonghwan Oh, Seoul, South Korea
The most familiar spot on the Moon is bound to be Copernicus and its environs. It is big, well-placed and dramatic. And as this first LPOD from Korea shows it's beauty is always a treat. This can't be the natural color of the Moon, but as Bonghwan writes, color can give us a more delicious feelings about the target objects. I like the richness, like an oriental golden plate embossed with a classic scene.
Chuck Wood
Technical Details
June 16, 2009; 02:50 local time. Takahashi CN-212 Cassegrain mode (FL:2630mm) + Teleview Powermate 2X + SBIG ST-4000XCM one shot color (select best image from 30); Nebulosity + Photoshop.
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