Hi Bernard, thanks for letting us see your work. This is another good one
and I am sure a technical achievement, but I think the subject is less
interesting than your usual. Again, just my personal opinion. Maybe if
NGC 7090 was at less of an angle it would feel more dramatic. Of course,
then it wouldn't be "edge on." I can see the extended gas and dust farther
out than the disk of stars, which is cool. Even with that, the galaxy seems
small in the frame. If you have the resolution, a simple crop will do.
Just filling the frame with the galaxy with the edges as close to the top
right and bottom left corners would be better IMHO. With a fairly empty
background, the image would benefit from the maximum focus on NGC 7090.
All the best!
Rob Baldwin
"The history of astronomy is a history of receding horizons." - Edwin Hubble
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Sent: Friday, October 11, 2019 4:02 PM
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Subject: [AZ-Observing] NGC 7090
Hi,
This is an image of NGC 7090. It is an edge on spiral galaxy about 30
million light years away in the constellation Indus.
Comments and suggestions appreciated.
http://www.azstarman.net/CDK/NGC7090.htm
Thanks,
Bernard
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