u/TheWierdling

Created with data from the WFC3.

Create with data from the WFC3.

I am working on a new stretch function (Midtones Transfer Function). I think it is working out well.

This image was created with data from the WFC3.

This is a fun picture. The galaxy in the foreground is pretty cool due to the long tail, but I am also fascinated with the menagerie of galaxies in the background. It is hard to see them all in a small image, but at full size they are spectacular.

This image was created with data from the ACS camera.

Created with data from the WFC3.

Created from ACS data.

Processed with a new program I am working on. Created from ACS data.

SN 2025wny is a strongly gravitationally lensed Type I superluminous supernova at about redshift z ≈ 2.01. It was first picked up as a transient by ZTF in late August 2025, then reported to TNS by GOTO as GOTO25gtq. Follow-up imaging showed multiple lensed images of the same supernova around a foreground lensing galaxy system.

Playing with some different settings. I think I like this one better.

NGC 6357. Some backstory. Years ago I briefly worked with the ESA to publish hubble images that hadn't been published yet. I found this one, but due to the very over-saturated red the decision was made to go with the ACS version of this. I really liked this image but completely understood. I just finished getting my program to work with WFPC2 data and this is the first image I created with it. Enjoy :)

Created with data from the WFC3 using a custom program I am working on. I tried a different kernel in the dither function this time.

M88 - WFC3, created with a custom program I am working on.

I never take enough pictures. I have a 2004 Kia Spectra that I am working on and I can't remember where this bracket goes. It does look like it fits on the bottom of the engine where the exhaust runs under it, but I am not sure that is where it goes. Does anyone know if that is where it goes?