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Highlands Astroshack website completed.

Started by tegwilym, 02/01/2006 05:52PM
Posted 02/01/2006 05:52PM Opening Post
...ok, my site will never be complete, but lets just say that the
basic framework and layout is pretty much done. I still have ideas
for more pages to add, and different layouts to do for each image
other than just a link to the .jpg, but at least the incomplete links
are completed! :-)

Please visit my site and check it out. All images other than a few,
have been taken from my light polluted backyard observatory about 10
miles from the source of the "Great Seattle Nebula". Primary camera
is the Canon 10D for deep sky, and Vesta Pro for more local solar
system/lunar images.

www.eastsideastro.org/observatory

Tom
Posted 02/01/2006 06:14PM #1
Very cool Tom! 8)
Thanks for sharing!

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
Coconut Creek, FL

Ivan's Observatory
Lat 26N 16' 48" Long 80W 10' 48"
[COLOR="Red"]Personal Website:[/COLOR] http://www.ivangastaldo.com

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Posted 02/01/2006 07:13PM | Edited 02/01/2006 07:20PM #2
Great site Tom! Thanks for taking the time. grin
If you add the "http://" thing your link will work like this http://www.eastsideastro.org/observatory/
Posted 02/01/2006 08:01PM #3
Cool. You did a good job on the website.

Alex
Posted 02/01/2006 09:49PM #4
Those space station videos are amazing, Tom. They're some of the best that I've seen.
One of my childhood friends has the most space walking time of any American astronaut and, if I remember correctly, some of his work was on the ISS.
The moon phase image on your site is a nice touch.
It's a good feeling to get a website up and working, isn't it?

dan kowall
photonhunter.com
Posted 02/01/2006 10:26PM | Edited 02/01/2006 10:32PM #5
*very cool* ISS shots, and the Gif's are amazing.... I have just the thing to fix the "great apartment nebula" 8)