A view of emission nebula LBN 587 without some intervening stars to bring out the eye-like features of this abstract scene. Titled "In a Dragon's Eye". The stars that remain make up the "eye". The surrounding blue, gold, and purple nebulosity make up its eye lids.
In A Dragon's Eye displayed in a dark modern bedroom. The two nightstands and bed have matching ebony and natural wood finishes.
In A Dragon's Eye in an ebony finish wood frame in a contemporary luxurious formal parlor room. The wall has black stone detail and the floor is made of wood. There are two mid century modern english sofas and two black, round, polished stone contemporary coffee tables.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, A view of emission nebula LBN 587 without some intervening stars to bring out the eye-like features of this abstract scene. Titled "In a Dragon's Eye". The stars that remain make up the "eye". The surrounding blue, gold, and purple nebulosity make up its eye lids.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, In A Dragon's Eye displayed in a dark modern bedroom. The two nightstands and bed have matching ebony and natural wood finishes.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, In A Dragon's Eye in an ebony finish wood frame in a contemporary luxurious formal parlor room. The wall has black stone detail and the floor is made of wood. There are two mid century modern english sofas and two black, round, polished stone contemporary coffee tables.

In A Dragon's Eye

$225.00
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Description

 

"A view of emission nebula LBN 587 without some intervening stars, as though face to face with an ethereal beast."

 

A metallic paper print of LBN 587. Photographed by J K Lovelace.

 

Each print is Made-To-Order.

 

Backdrop Photos courtesy of anthony boyd graphics and jcomp.

Materials

 

MOAB Slickrock Metallic Pearl 260 gsm paper, acid free. From the maker's website: “Slickrock Metallic Pearl 260 transforms an image into life like, almost 3D quality.”

Recommended Use

 

Recommended Care: Treat you print with care until it has been mounted and or framed. Metallic prints will look best in good lighting. If you receive your print and aren't seeing the colors and details pop, try taking the print into a different room with better lighting. If you'd like to frame your metallic print, avoid any glazing as this addition may extinguish the metallic pop.

 

Technical Info

 

Total Integration Time: 25.08 hours

  • Takahashi CCA-250 on a Software Bisque Paramount ME-II with encoders
  • FLI PL-16803 camera
  • Takahashi 645 CA 0.72X (f/3.6) reducer
  • Astrodon filters

 

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In A Dragon's Eye