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Feb 7, 2008, 3:08:49 AM
Feb 7, 2008, 3:08:49 AM
Thanks ... the rilles are one of my favorite parts of our moon and other planets/moons ... it's like there used to me a river or something there at one point, which isn't why they are on our moon, but it's still cool to think about it
These rille were harder to see through the camera viewfinder and I didn't expect them to show up this good in the final print, that's one of the good (and lucky) things about photography, sometimes things appear on the print that you didn't or couldn't see ... they actually looked better through the telescope viewfinder, but that's life
It's cool to think about them billions of years ago when they were glowing red from the lava that created them ... the moon must have looked like something from a sci-fi movie back then
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A poor photographer can make any lens look bad, but the best lens cannot improve a poor photographer.
These rille were harder to see through the camera viewfinder and I didn't expect them to show up this good in the final print, that's one of the good (and lucky) things about photography, sometimes things appear on the print that you didn't or couldn't see ... they actually looked better through the telescope viewfinder, but that's life
It's cool to think about them billions of years ago when they were glowing red from the lava that created them ... the moon must have looked like something from a sci-fi movie back then
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A poor photographer can make any lens look bad, but the best lens cannot improve a poor photographer.
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These rille were harder to see through the camera viewfinder and I didn't expect them to show up this good in the final print, that's one of the good (and lucky) things about photography, sometimes things appear on the print that you didn't or couldn't see ... they actually looked better through the telescope viewfinder, but that's life
It's cool to think about them billions of years ago when they were glowing red from the lava that created them ... the moon must have looked like something from a sci-fi movie back then
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A poor photographer can make any lens look bad, but the best lens cannot improve a poor photographer.
These rille were harder to see through the camera viewfinder and I didn't expect them to show up this good in the final print, that's one of the good (and lucky) things about photography, sometimes things appear on the print that you didn't or couldn't see ... they actually looked better through the telescope viewfinder, but that's life
It's cool to think about them billions of years ago when they were glowing red from the lava that created them ... the moon must have looked like something from a sci-fi movie back then
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