This is an image of the constellation Leo and planet Jupiter. The camera was piggy-backed on top of a telescope, and the telescope was slewed during a 15 second exposure. Jupiter is the brightest object. The 'crook' or backward question mark of Leo is very evident along the top half of the image.
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Your parallel lines are not very obvious, mainly I think because there isn't something for them to lead to. Try switching to a lighter background light it from the side to catch the parallels of the pins and their shadows.
This is very ingenious, and astrophotography appeals to me . In that sense it is terrific, but I wonder if there is enough interest in it to be a winner. I find it hard to classify.
This makes absolutely no sense to me. What are those white things, and what's with the heavily pixelated very dark green background, and, oh never mind. This makes no sense to me.
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