Hello there, this picture is orange. This picture is so orange. This picture is of an ammonia world and actually I've seen a video the place that this photograph was taken and the sky is actually almost red in places and just fades through orange and too green and blue in the upper atmosphere. One of the things I really enjoy doing in a Lee is to land on a planet and find a biological life there. You can look at the same mushroom on two different planets and they look completely different and I really like the way that the light impacts on the life forms on the planet. These look just like in Okimoshirans these days and they're just like if you can imagine being shrunk to the size of the film and walking through a field of in Okimoshirans. It really feels like you managed to capture just the immense ashore or inspiring almost oppressive wall of this bungalow as he walks through it. It was a forest of it, he's never seen quite that many of that type before. I mean it was on the top of the mountain in this particular picture. He's travelling between the bubbling colonial basically and this is planet C3A, so it's new in my looks. In prior Euk, T.C. High from Z, C27, I'm from 35. I find that I'll have this intention of going somewhere at a sensible pace and then I'll find myself scanning every single dickless of a gas giant, every pebble that orbits it. Just because you never know, do you? And especially if you see there's an atmosphere there because some of those you can land on and see things like this and it's just so tempting. It's like a brand tub. You go and put your hand in and you kind of want to know what it might just be like a pencil with a rubber on the end. But also could be something really cool. You really have to do it, you really have to scan it otherwise you don't know when you're bound to little atmospheric planet, you don't know until you've mapped it. What's on it? I mean I've found planets that have had eight biologicals on. They're just the temptation to just try and discover them all. It drives me crackers because they're always so far apart and you spend ages tundling around in your SRV between patches of almost imperceptible bacteria just to make sure you've got it. And the little video he posted which is just beautiful, really is lovely. It's a scorpion which is rather smashing. I guess it's not as fast as the scarab but it's funky because it's a lot more stable and it will go up a hill you're going up a crater side or up a mountain and the scorpions just really good for that actually and as a decent gun on the top. I spent a silly amount of time doing this hunger actually. A lot longer than the commander. I quite like doing the commander because he's in near silhouette. I did want to make just a little bit of clarity in his clothing so at a lightened the screenshot I got so that I could actually see but you still can't see his face which I don't mind that really because then he could be anyone. We could all imagine ourselves on that in that weird landscape. The composition is really good and it shows what a good photography is actually because that great high wall of mushrooms is really echoes the darkness in the silhouette of the suit as it shadows itself and I really like the density of it. It makes me think of fairy tales when chanted woods when I get lost in weird colours and strange beasts that might be scurrying around your ankles. I think that's the thing about the spark to your imagination. And you can imagine yourself in another world whilst you're on the other world. It's profound in the idea.