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It's a nice image, but how are these planets different?
beautiful image! I really like it...... but CMYK is right.... it kinda looks like something from our universe.... Great image though!
Very beautiful
errr umm... two close stars, one yellow and green... a giant orange planet with wrinkles, (within the gravity pull of the surface of the main planet).. a double ringed planet with a giant moon, a perfect disk Andromeda like galaxy and a ort cloud for good measure.. yes.. exactly like our galaxy... giggle snort...
I like it
GolemAura is right. This is different. Mostly well done. Only problem I see is that the two images that you got from the Hubble telescope still have straight lines on the edges from cutting them out, I guess. The images don't blend in that well. I would use a soft brush on lowered opacity to blend the edges in some.
downoffthedragon, good eye
... fixed
wow i loved the Sun and the effect u have added author.pretty heavenly
very nice
Great job, a beautiful scene!
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