2003-03-08-novac-mos

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[med] | [big] | [info]	[med] | [big] | [info] This was my first-ever attempt at piggyback photography; it's of the Orion Nebula. I thought the plane flying through the middle of the image was nice in a Murphy's Law sort of way.
[med] | [big] | [info]	[med] | [big] | [info] As with a previous star trail photo attempt, I didn't get the focus quite right. Next time, I'm sure...
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[med] | [big] | [info]	[med] | [big] | [info] The bright blob is the planet Jupiter. I didn't expect this to come out well, and indeed it didn't.
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[med] | [big] | [info] This is one of the best photos of the bunch. There's some field rotation visible (the telescope on which the camera was mounted was in alt-az mode), but I was pleased with the amount of detail captured (this image has not been postprocessed). Note the visible color in Betelgeuse; also note the visible meteor trail.	[med] | [big] | [info]
[med] | [big] | [info]	[med] | [big] | [info] Not a technically great photo, but M81 and M82 are visible here.
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[med] | [big] | [info] Despite the fact that this image is a mess (courtesy of wind), this afocal photo of the Orion Nebula impressed me, since this is a completely unprocessed image taken straight from the camera.	[med] | [big] | [info]
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