Omega Speedmaster Pro Eye Candy

[Nono01]

Originally Posted by Travelller

Excellent imagery & most creative at that

Keep up the great (art-)work

Originally Posted by jarecki

You sir are a credit to this forum, the entire WIS community and possibly the human race! Thank you!

Thank you guys for your compliments. Really appreciate it!!

[rohinaz]

great shots! what camera was used?

[Nono01]

Originally Posted by rohinaz

great shots! what camera was used?

Thanx. For these shots it was the Canon 750D + Canon 60mm f:2.8 Macro lens

[Lew Archer]

Wonderful artwork, that does justice, and then some, to the subject matter.

Thank you for sharing it with us!

[Nono01]

Speedmaster owners: "Speedy is the best but it's not waterproof!".
Me: YOLO

[Travelller]

Originally Posted by Nono01

... + Canon 60mm f:2.8 Macro lens

My sharpest lens

Originally Posted by Nono01

Speedmaster owners: "Speedy is the best but it's not waterproof!".
Me: YOLO...

If you're looking for that "me n my Speedy on vacay" shot, I guess the Speedmaster will manage. If on the other hand you took it to the bottom of the deep end, well, it's your watch, your money...

note-to-self: avoid any of Nono's "for sale" posts

[Nono01]

Originally Posted by Travelller

note-to-self: avoid any of Nono's "for sale" posts

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[travisb]

Dangerous thread. Great pics making me want to go check out a Speedy.

[Nono01]

First of the Space inspired Speedy shots, in colors of the Crab Nebula, also known as the M1, NGC 1952, Taurus A) - a Supernova remnant in the constelation of Taurus. Size? About 11 Light Years and it's expanding at a rate of 1.500 km per second!

In center lies a pretty small Neutron star (only 30km across) but spinning about 30.2 times per second!

[Nono01]

his Speedy Space shot is inspired by the Blue Ring Nebula

Nebula was created by the merger of two stars, and that we are seeing the system a few thousand years after the merger, when evidence of the collision is still apparent

The blue light in the image shows the debris cloud created by the merger. As the hot cloud of material expanded into space and cooled down, it formed hydrogen molecules that collided with the interstellar medium (the particles occupying the space between stars). These collisions caused the hydrogen molecules to radiate far-ultraviolet light, yellow indicates near-ultraviolet light, which is emitted by the star at the center of the nebula and many surrounding stars.

[Nono01]

One of the most beautiful neighbors just located in fairly close 6000 light years from us is the Lagoon Nebula (also known as Messier 8, M8, NGC 6523). A giant intersteller cloud in the constellation Sagittarius.

So this "giant" is not such a big giant at all, only 33 light years across, but it has the most spectacular colors, which were captured in the background, case and glass of the Speedy Pro

[SFmedic13]

Nice Pics....Thank you.

[Nono01]

Metal, leather, nylon and zero gravity

[Travelller]

Originally Posted by Nono01

Metal, leather, nylon and zero gravity

Fantastic combos, fantastic shots!

[Pacha]

Wonderful photography of a fabulous watch!

[Nono01]

Moon EDC

[Nono01]

When you have meeting at 2, and a scheduled flight to International Space Station at 3.

[Nono01]

The Moon(watch) crater

[Travelller]

^sweet!!!

[Nono01]

The reflection of the Mars surface, just moments before descent from the higher orbit.
Well not yet, but soon 😎
Omega Speedmaster Marswatch Pro

[zengineer]

They aren't all black.

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[Nono01]

Same Speedy, same handmade Tuscan leather NATO strap, different light setups (one is natural, other artificial). What a difference it makes.