[[PWN]Schubie]

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Normally, the celestial sights we gaze at -- such as ribbons of colorful gas and dust, wound around monstrous, dark caverns or splashed in front of star-studded skies -- are flat. Two dimensional.

Now, Finnish astrophotographer J-P Metsavainio has rendered some spacescapes in three dimensions, using his own photographs as a starting point. "Objects in the images are not like paintings on the canvas, but really three-dimensional objects floating in the three-dimensional space," he said in an e-mail.

Very neat to see what a nebula may look like in three dimensions

 

[Liranan]

Shame the images are so limited but thanks regardless.

 

[Pao]

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Originally Posted by Liranan

Shame the images are so limited but thanks regardless.

You think so? I'm the opposite, when I looked at them I though "Whoa, I can't believe he made something so amazing just working off of his own photographs!"