The sun - July 22
Taken by Ted Adachi on July 21, 2014 @ Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Another bland surface today. There are a couple of interesting prominences in the Northwest (the top of the photo). They seem to almost touch.

Solarmax 60II f/6.6, Canon XTi ISO 800, surface 1/800 sec. prominences 1/250 sec. East and West are reversed.

The surface and prominence shots are 5 layer stacks. Treated with Lynkeos' Lucy-Richardson algorithm and Photoshop for stacking, montage and colour.

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Hi Ted, it looks like the interesting prominence that you captured is the one I took a photo of on the previous day…it was very long and tenuous and I thought it may have broken free, but it seems to have reattached to the Suns surface as seen from your image.

I also enjoy seeing your solar images, all the best ☺
Posted by noeleen22 2014-07-23 05:46:33
 
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