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| Approaching a binary system. | Playing with the Vimana Drive. | Self made eclipse. |
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| A suggestive, romantic, lonely night on the roof of the StarDrifter. | Stars effects are so fine during the approach. | They say you have to like the stars to make this job. |
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| I guess my life will be some epoc shorter if I keep deactivating the radiation field. | It looks cold. | Again getting nice effects while playing with the Vimana Drive. |
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| This place is cold and void. | A beatiful orange giant. | A shot of a moon, its planet and another moon. These three bodies' orbits seem to be very close one to the other. |
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| Finding good places for shots while in open space is often a matter of luck. I caught this group of companion stars enjoying my arrival with complex lens-flare dances. | Countless moons of a planet. In such moments I realize how much I need to plan a general exploration program for places like this. | The power of the Vimana Flight is something that comes in handy for several purposes. Here we're drifiting past a star just to take a 'fake comet' picture. |
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| Shooting a planet along with its star is not just a question of doing a 'balanced' photo. I often feel a sense of righteousness like it was a picture of a baby with his mother. | Gas giants' athmospheres are the most obvious features of such planets. Their layered complexity adds a mystery to the true knowledge about the surface. | My curiosity might kill me. |
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| A planet surrounded by a thin ring, made visible by the dimmed light of the eclipsed star. | I wish I had a manual control for my stardrifter. I'd take a lot of pictures like this one. | This time the thin ring is less visible. The lens flare effect gives the fault impression of a oddly curved ring. |
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| I think I have something for eclipses. Or am I just always hiding from the light? | A multiple star system. The relatively small size of some of the companion stars makes them be easily outshone by the lens flare casted over by the main stars. | This planet is mean. The colours transmit a sense of unknown danger. Its beauty is so aggressive. |
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| The 'mean' gas giant ruling over three orbiting moons. | ||
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