I just did some more work on my picture of the Large Magellanic Cloud dwarf galaxy as seen over Red Slave on January 30. I tend to think of all of my astronomy images as "works in progress." I frequently go back to the original raw files and try out new processing techniques.
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That night, with my naked eye, i could just barely barely detect that there was a slight glow in the sky where the LMC was supposed to be located. A three minute exposure with the camera pulled in a lot more photons and made the LMC pop.
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