Many thanks as always Doberman. You have been a great supporter, and your comments have always been very much appreciated.

My apologies for a slowdown in my input here. I am in the middle of a complicated house move, and i face being without an internet connection for some time.

I do get online at my local library a couple of times a week though.

I am still updating my website. I also hope to update here too.

http://anthmartian.googlepages.com/thisislandearth

Here are a few recent Cassini images i have worked on. ( linked i am afraid, i cannot use the image adding feature here. )

http://anthmartian.googlepages.com/dione-243088km.jpg/dione-243088km-full.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2086/2233960701_6ba10b0f8e_o.jpg

Most recently i began work on a totally 3d computer generated model of Saturns moon "Iapetus" images from that project can be seen on my site above.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2151/2241870004_cc517a0147_o.jpg

Cya all soon.

 WOW! I like your images!  It always blows me away when I go to the NASA site and look at the Cassini images there.   I really hope that when the main mission ends they move Cassini in close to the rings and get some pictures of what they are made of.   It seems to me that if they would just ease it in and match the speed of the ring particles it should be ok?

Thanks for posting, Anth-Martian.  This some truely remarkable work.

thanks for the pictures