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Parade of the Planets, 2017 (digital photo)

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MMM7340924
Image title
Parade of the Planets, 2017 (digital photo)
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Artist
Lewis, Martin (21st century)
Location
National Maritime Museum, London, UK
Medium
digital photograph
Date
2017 AD (C21st AD)
Dimensions
14x40.6 cms
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Creator: Martin Lewis The most challenging planets, Mercury, Uranus & Neptune, all used IR imaging to reveal surface details & have been colourised to match their more normal visual appearance. A UV filter is used to image Venus's clouds & this is shown in greyscale- again to match its normal visual colouration. Born digital photograph entitled 'Parade of the Planets' taken by Martin Lewis in Saint Albans, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom on 1st November 2017. Taken with Home-built 444mm Dobsonian Newtonian reflector ( Mercury used 222mm Dobsonian); Various IR filters for Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Saturn (L). UV filter for Venus; Home-built Equatorial Platform; ZWO ASI174MC/ASI174MM/ASI290MM; f12 to f36. Runner-up of Planets, Comets & Asteroids cateogry in Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2018.

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© National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords
astronomy / colour / space (the) / star / physics / science / planet / nobody / solar system / photo / galaxy / 2010s / 21st century / mzphoto / cosmos
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