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Blue Cheese Moon
© camerahound
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Uploaded: 03/11/06 8:24 PM GMT
Blue Cheese Moon
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Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter's moons, really does look a bit like blue cheese. Discovered by Galileo in 1610. This is a new image with a few PS touches of my own. Credit NASA.
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.farmgirl_pml
03/11/06 8:38 PM GMT
WOW....Amazing! It does resemble blue cheese & I love the colors. Well done.
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Very nice Tracy. I like the added spice the retouching has added.
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but what would it cost to bottle it and ship it back .. I don't think it'll be profitable .. but a catchy name and an ad campaign that borrows from Loreal's "Because I'm Worth It" concept ... just might do it
"Tracey's Spacey Blue Cheese Dressing"
"Granny's Ganymede Sauce"
"The surgeaon general has determined that this might make things grow on you"
"Tracey's Spacey Blue Cheese Dressing"
"Granny's Ganymede Sauce"
"The surgeaon general has determined that this might make things grow on you"
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I don't like blue cheese, but the image is fantastic. NASA needs to hire you to "spice" up its PR department.
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Can I get that by the slice? Nice post Tracy.
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Art is the perception of the creator. Meaning is the perception of the viewer. acceptance is the perception of society.
Looks like a bowling ball that has been left in the closet for ages.The craters make for some scary thoughts.
Peace&Respect Jojo
Peace&Respect Jojo
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Laying Easy Somewhere
Shade Across My Mind
This is one of your best works in a long time. Very impressive piece of work Bravo, Trace.
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-DFX -
Now it looks like an iridescent gemstone, that's been through a great amount of violence. Beautifully serene, with lots to examine.
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I am currently reading a book entitled "Pale Blue Dot" by the late Carl Sagan. It paints an amazing picture of our solar system as Sagan traces back the early unmanned space exploration of the 60's and 70's. Jupiter definitely holds many wonders, and this large moon is certainly counted among them! Nice post!
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"Solitudinem faciunt, et pacem appellant"
good work nice use of youch up
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The right man in the wrong place, can make all the difference in the world
Uhh. Sorry for this, but this image is actually of Enceladus, another moon of Saturn. The channels near the south pole (naturally bluish) are a unique, tell-tale feature. Great image though, and nice PS effects. Good job.
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