Dusty Taurus, Perseus Molecular Cloud .
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Kinch wrote: Great work. If I had to choose here, my favourite would be the Dusty Taurus one
. Subtle - with lovely stars.
Thanks. Yes i think i managed the stars a little better in that one.
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Keith g wrote: Beautiful images Richard, I am amazed at just how sharp and colourful the stars are !
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Thanks Keith glad you like them.
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mykc wrote: Beautiful images Richard, the subtlety of the colours in "Perseus Molecular Cloud" is stunning.
Mike
Thanks very much Mike.
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