_ngc1313-spiral-galaxy-in-reticulum-abre-ojos-electundra.jpg "NGC1313 Spiral Galaxy in Reticulum – Abre Ojos @ Electundra from ngc Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 01-Dec-2009
✓ Published: 01-Dec-2009
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A live performance as part of the Electundra.com festival at Loop Bar in Melbourne. nThe performance is based around the amazing astronomy photographs of Marek Dobiecki, artist, teacher and astronomer, http://panetix.com . Dobiecki has built himself an observatory in his backyard in the Dandenong ranges where he tracks the night sky with his computer controlled f4.5 x 30cm Newtonian Telescope capturing galaxies, nebulae and star fields. The photographs are wonderfully fragile, textured, grayscal
A live performance as part of the Electundra.com festival at Loop Bar in Melbourne. nThe performance is based around the amazing astronomy photographs of Marek Dobiecki, artist, teacher and astronomer, http://panetix.com . Dobiecki has built himself an observatory in his backyard in the Dandenong ranges where he tracks the night sky with his computer controlled f4.5 x 30cm Newtonian Telescope capturing galaxies, nebulae and star fields. The photographs are wonderfully fragile, textured, grayscal
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