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Sam
Oct-10-2004, 11:05 AM
I am not sure this will qualify, but when I saw the challenge subject this is (kinda sorta) what flashed through the vast empty recesses of my brain.

pathfinder
Oct-10-2004, 12:02 PM
I am not sure this will qualify, but when I saw the challenge subject this is (kinda sorta) what flashed through the vast empty recesses of my brain.

Nicely done Sam! I think it qualifies just fine!

judyfuess
Oct-10-2004, 05:34 PM
That is great!!! Kinda makes me think of time .. the fourth dimension.

wxwax
Oct-10-2004, 11:19 PM
Wow! Great stuff, Sam. Love it. Very creative, and great execution! Nice job.

jwear
Oct-12-2004, 10:35 PM
This is very nice as a rule this is not my taste but this is very well done and composed the camera club i have joined is planning a trip to D.VALLEY[4 DAYS] i will look for your post

ginger_55
Oct-12-2004, 10:42 PM
OK, I come down here just to feel good before I go to bed, and I see this fantastic creation for the time Challenge.

Good going, Sam. Andy go get some more cats and stuff in his neck of the woods.

Bed time here, eary risen' time, tennis play time tomorrow.

Geez, I just don't believe it. But Sam, I do have a question, is there any reason it wouldn't qualify? :D

g

Only decent landscapes I got tonight were sunsets. Gonna have to get me a pack mule to carry that tripod.

RocketMan
Oct-13-2004, 04:27 AM
Wow, impressive shot. Is that the horse head nebula I see? Taking astrophotographs is a real challenge esp. to get those colors requires some good tracking with a telescope with a pretty stable drive. I've yet to get anything much with my C90-ETX, (even with the computer controller) getting a good setup for long exposure shots really needs a darker full sky envionment than I have near home.

Very nice work, be curious what equipment you used.

RM (very) amateur astronomer but still trying

AltPro
Oct-13-2004, 06:53 AM
SaM...

I am thoroughly impressed. I too, wonder what equipment you are using... additionally how many images you are using for the final product. But wow, t'is very nice...
ginette

Sam
Oct-13-2004, 06:09 PM
Self1: How do I tell them? Self 2, be honest, straight forward, and gentle. Self1: But.....But......a little sarcasm, just a teeny weeny bit? Self 2: NO! Self 1: I could tell them Atnod from Alpha Centura took the photo.... Self 2: NO! Self 1: Just the truth then? Self 2: Yes

Ok, I have talked it over with the spoil sport, and here is the facts. Yes, it is the Horse Head Nebula, some guy nammed Hubble with a little outfit called NASA took the star photo. I took the clock photo.

I never in a million years would have thought anyone would think I took the star photo. Sorry..:cry :cry :cry :cry :cry :cry

AltPro
Oct-13-2004, 07:13 PM
I never in a million years would have thought anyone would think I took the star photo. Sorry..:cry :cry :cry :cry :cry :cry
Yeah, SaM...

I kinda figured that there was no way "on earth" you'd have the equipment to shoot the nebula... [Relief....] (I used to shoot cadavers and lab specimens...The specimens through a microscope...It is fun, but expensive...) But um, SaM... I kinda think that using the NASA - Hubble shot might be cheating a bit?.!?.!

ginette

Sam
Oct-13-2004, 07:31 PM
Yeah, SaM...

I kinda figured that there was no way "on earth" you'd have the equipment to shoot the nebula... [Relief....] (I used to shoot cadavers and lab specimens...The specimens through a microscope...It is fun, but expensive...) But um, SaM... I kinda think that using the NASA - Hubble shot might be cheating a bit?.!?.!

ginette
That's why I started this off with " I am not sure this will qualify". I thought everyone would know, I didn't / couldn't have actually taken the Horse Head nebula. I just did it for fun. It's what wandered into to the open abyss called my mind.

Now that you have made me feel bad, I'm gona go eat worms.

Sam

Andy
Oct-13-2004, 07:45 PM
That's why I started this off with " I am not sure this will qualify". I thought everyone would know, I didn't / couldn't have actually taken the Horse Head nebula. I just did it for fun. It's what wandered into to the open abyss called my mind.

Now that you have made me feel bad, I'm gona go eat worms.

Sam

idea: sam, put your cam on a tripod tonight or any of the next few nights, get a mess of stars, mess with the levels to brighten them up, and do the same technique with the timepieces ...

great work, btw :clap

jwear
Oct-13-2004, 08:42 PM
have them hold the challenge till you get back from D Valley stars you will have yell artistic privilege and post it http://www.dgrin.com/images/icons/Laughing.gif idea was good shot was great it was just that dam horse i really like the comp.

AltPro
Oct-14-2004, 02:47 AM
SaM:
Maybe we should hold one challenge called spoofs!
You got us, and it was and still is Great!
ginette

RocketMan
Oct-14-2004, 06:22 AM
I too think that it was a great composition, deffinately says "Time" with a capitol "T". I'd be inclined to allow it for "compositional excellance":rofl

Shots like that are not just equipment but a lot of time and patience, a steady hand and long guide time with your eye glued to the off axis eye peice to compensate for drift etc. etc.

RM "time to ramble on"

jwear
Oct-14-2004, 08:50 AM
I agree if you can shoot and change the color the angle the position remove and replace then this shot is in its self very good art

mercphoto
Oct-14-2004, 09:02 AM
It may have been "cheating", but it is an AWESOME image. This coming from a guy who doesn't normally like photoshop'd images. Showed great creativity in composition, and fit the time theme so well. Made me think of eons. Thanks for sharing it.

Well done. You could sell that image.

Sam
Oct-14-2004, 06:44 PM
Thanks for all your kind words. I understand that this won't qualify, and that is fine. I had a vision (without chemical assistance), was able to get close to it, and wanted to share.

I am more than satisfied with the words of appreciation.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Sam

There will be many more chalenges.

wxwax
Oct-14-2004, 08:00 PM
I had a vision (without chemical assistance).
:rofl :rofl :rofl

jwear
Oct-14-2004, 10:54 PM
how the h--- do you do that ? must be an artist thing :rofl very funny sam

RocketMan
Oct-15-2004, 05:30 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam
I had a vision (without chemical assistance).



:rofl :rofl :rofl
Hmmmm.... flashback?:rofl

Not that I, as a child of the early 70's, would know ANYTHING about that!:dunno

RM enjoying all the pretty colors.....:D