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Posted by Jeremy at August 1, 2004 12:00 AM .

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Jeremy,

I am EXTREMLY impressed with your work!!!

I think I might have found what I've been looking for. Your drawings give me a better idea what these objects look like in a telescope and what to look for. Also your maps and mouse-overs are invaluable to aid in finding the objects.

I really appreciate the hard work and detail that you put into your studies. What a wonderful website you have put together.

Thank you, thank you, thank you,

Chuck Shields

Posted by: Chuck Shields at March 2, 2006 8:00 AM

Hi Chuck!

Thanks very much for your comments on my sketches and the site in general. You made my day! One of my aims in publishing them on the site is to show just what you were talking about--what you can 'see' through the eyepiece, and not what is portrayed in astrophotography (although I enjoy astrophotography for other reasons =). I'm glad you found the entries helpful.

I hope you get some excellent time under the stars soon!

Jeremy

Posted by: Jeremy Perez at March 12, 2006 9:13 PM

Jeremy,

Thanks for taking the time to post your sketches onto the internet. Your sketches have given me a greater insight into what I can expect to see through a 6" Telescope or larger. What a great website, keep up the good work.
Evan Morris

Posted by: Evan Morris at December 3, 2006 4:20 PM

My pleasure, Evan. When it comes to the extended deep sky objects you see in my sketches (like galaxies or nebulae) the 'immediate' view through the eyepiece may be very subtle in comparison. These objects definitely require a lot of patience and examination if you want to pick out as many details as possible. But the details you see in these sketches are definitely there to observe in at least six inches of aperture under dark skies. I hope you have a great time under the stars!

Posted by: Jeremy Perez at December 3, 2006 8:14 PM

These drawings really give you the sense of seeing the objects yourself - something that CCD's and film fail to do. Good work!

Posted by: Rich at January 22, 2007 9:01 AM

Hello,

You really have some absolutely fantastic sketches here! It has been a pleasure to me to see your sketches at Deepsky archive too! :)

Posted by: Juha Ojanperä at October 1, 2007 1:57 PM

Jeremy,

This is a fantastic website.There is a wealth of information here along with superb images and drawings.

Frank McCabe

Posted by: Frank McCabe at February 18, 2008 5:49 PM

Rich, Juha and Frank, thanks for the compliments. I hope to start adding more sketches as the weather warms up & clears up a bit.

Juha, the Deepsky-Archive is an awesome resource. It makes me wish there were a similar sketch database out there for comets, planets, Lunar and Solar observations.

Jeremy

Posted by: Jeremy Perez at February 19, 2008 12:53 PM

Hi Jeremy, I had to bookmark you fantastic website. I've only started imaging, and know even less about sketching, but I am so impressed by your sketches I might even give it a try sometime. Please keep 'em coming!

Posted by: Nick Corbett at June 16, 2008 9:17 PM

Nick, I'm glad you like the sketches. Thank you! I hope you get an opportunity to give sketching a try. I enjoy both imaging and sketching, but sketching is definitely my favorite. You can take it to whatever level you would like--from very rough sketches that simply help you see deeper with your own eyes, to carefully crafted illustrations that you can use to convey the eyepiece experience to others. It's wide open, and very rewarding.

I'll try to keep those sketches coming!

Jeremy

Posted by: Jeremy Perez at June 17, 2008 1:28 PM

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