This is an enhanced photo of Saturn (without the rings). My camera settings and home-made techniques are geared to photographing the "solid" surface features on other planets, not for rings or gases. Is it possible that I'm photographing light reflected only from the planet's "solid" surfaces? For example, when I photographed Jupiter, another gas giant, I got distinct terrain formations inside the perimeter of "The Great Orange Spot". Beneath Saturn's gas layers lies a rocky core. I think that this may be what it looks like.