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**Warning, do not look at the sun without the needed protection/filter. This may cause severe damage to your eyes, and possibly even blindness!***
My first attempt ever at Solar Photography.
I used a Sky-watcher Skymax 102, Canon EOS 200D, Sky-watcher Star Adventurer Pro and Astrozap Baader Solar Filter.
I used 845 of 3200 frames.
Processed in PIPP, stacked in Autostakkert, sharpened in Registax 6 and finished in Photoshop 2020.
There's a small sun spot, and some solar activity visible. ;)
This sculpture has been bulit up by vulcanic lavastones. They are in a strong and perfect balance with each other. Rainy weather, storm ,,, it still stays there perfectly balanced. I found it facinating.
It seems that as a photographer, you get caught up in the big things. Whether it be that long exposure of a river, or that sports game, I've noticed that I don't just stop and look around me. I have known my grandpa for my whole life, and never once thought that he would be an interesting subject to photograph. After realizing the beauty in every line and every out of place hair on his face, I asked to photograph him. He readily agreed. Seeing as I don't know how long he will be with us, it was a really special moment for me. Although everybody's time comes, this picture will live on.
EOS London 753 (HV02PCY), a former Docklands Buses Caetano Nimbus, calls at Loughton Station about to do one half of route 542A.
Sorry for bad quality, this was a rushed phone photo!
New to Eavesway, this EOS coach was with an unknown operator when seen at Haydock Races on 2nd June, 2014.