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Latest revision as of 18:48, 13 October 2018
Charcoal Dreams
 image by Chuck Hastorf |
I have been observing from my back deck recently using the Orion 4.5" StarBlast. This short focus insturment is perfect for presenting nearly the entire disk or half the illuminated disk. Chuck's sketch reminds me of this synoptic perspecive, providing a broad regional view without many details but giving a classic view. Such views and drawings are not of scientific interest but are remarkably satisfying in depicting the Moon as we remember/idealize it to be. I like that aspect of observing.
Yesterday's LPOD: Another Day, Another Limb Tomorrow's LPOD: Can You Hear Me Moon |
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