Leonardo Chapman
@lchapman150607.bsky.social
Photography and Astrophotography
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I used the clean data from the ROSA image, combined with the colour from the home image.
M1 is about 6500 light years away, and 5.5 light years in diameter. It is a supernova remnant, from an explosion seen from earth in 1054CE, observed by Mayan, Chinese, Japanese, and Arab astronomers.
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M1 is about 6500 light years away, and 5.5 light years in diameter. It is a supernova remnant, from an explosion seen from earth in 1054CE, observed by Mayan, Chinese, Japanese, and Arab astronomers.
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November 22, 2025 at 6:51 PM
I used the clean data from the ROSA image, combined with the colour from the home image.
M1 is about 6500 light years away, and 5.5 light years in diameter. It is a supernova remnant, from an explosion seen from earth in 1054CE, observed by Mayan, Chinese, Japanese, and Arab astronomers.
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M1 is about 6500 light years away, and 5.5 light years in diameter. It is a supernova remnant, from an explosion seen from earth in 1054CE, observed by Mayan, Chinese, Japanese, and Arab astronomers.
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Red areas of the image show Ionised Hydrogen (Hα), and blue areas show ionised Oxygen (OIII).
The second and third images are extracted details from the main photograph.
This image had 2,143x10s exposure time, or 5.95 hours.
#photography #astrophotography #space #nebula
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The second and third images are extracted details from the main photograph.
This image had 2,143x10s exposure time, or 5.95 hours.
#photography #astrophotography #space #nebula
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October 27, 2025 at 9:20 PM
Red areas of the image show Ionised Hydrogen (Hα), and blue areas show ionised Oxygen (OIII).
The second and third images are extracted details from the main photograph.
This image had 2,143x10s exposure time, or 5.95 hours.
#photography #astrophotography #space #nebula
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The second and third images are extracted details from the main photograph.
This image had 2,143x10s exposure time, or 5.95 hours.
#photography #astrophotography #space #nebula
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Image 1: The full nebula.
Image 2: The nebula, sans stars (This allows for greater visibility of the nebulosity)
Image 3: A cropped version of Image 1, showing the Pillars of Creation
Image 4: A comparison of Image 3, and the JWST image of the same spot.
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Image 2: The nebula, sans stars (This allows for greater visibility of the nebulosity)
Image 3: A cropped version of Image 1, showing the Pillars of Creation
Image 4: A comparison of Image 3, and the JWST image of the same spot.
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August 1, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Image 1: The full nebula.
Image 2: The nebula, sans stars (This allows for greater visibility of the nebulosity)
Image 3: A cropped version of Image 1, showing the Pillars of Creation
Image 4: A comparison of Image 3, and the JWST image of the same spot.
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Image 2: The nebula, sans stars (This allows for greater visibility of the nebulosity)
Image 3: A cropped version of Image 1, showing the Pillars of Creation
Image 4: A comparison of Image 3, and the JWST image of the same spot.
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Some more photos from just after sunset
August 1, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Some more photos from just after sunset
The nuclear power plant in question
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August 1, 2025 at 7:15 PM
The nuclear power plant in question
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Some of the greener side of Havana
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August 1, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Some of the greener side of Havana
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Abandoned cars and colourful buildings
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August 1, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Abandoned cars and colourful buildings
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