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Taken 11/24/2009 in Half Moon Bay. Pepper is a friend's lab/pit cross
Been a while since I posted an old cottage. Here´s one I found last weekend. I think it was quite nice and blended in well among the autumn leaves.
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A journalist accompanies a US infantry squad on patrol
The war reporter is one of my oldest figures, I've never parted him out or changed anything like I have most of my other kitbashes.
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I awoke one Saturday late morning. As the Coffee was brewing...trying to collect my thoughts, I happened to look out the back window down towards the pond. There by the shoreline were these weeds...shining bright under the rising Sun...so bright that they caught my attention. There had been a light Snow that night...maybe two inches. However, what I saw did not appear to be an accumulation of snow, but rather some type of crystalline formation growing from every stalk. It was stunning...so I grabbed the tripod and my 135mm lens...and went to capture what I could.
As the saying goes the Early Bird Gets the Worm...but early is not in my vocabulary...so as I was clicking away...the scene melted under the rising Sun before my very eyes...much like my dreams. Fireworks on display...glass shards embedded.
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Explanation: This alluring telescopic image looks toward the constellation Cepheus and an intriguing visual pairing of dusty reflection nebula NGC 7129 (left) and open star cluster NGC 7142. The two appear separated by only half a degree on the sky, but they actually lie at quite different distances. In the foreground, dusty nebula NGC 7129 is about 3,000 light-years distant, while open cluster NGC 7142 is likely over 6,000 light-years away. In fact, the pervasive and clumpy foreground dust clouds in this region redden the light from NGC 7142, complicating astronomical studies of the cluster. Still, NGC 7142 is thought to be an older open star cluster, while the bright stars embedded in NGC 7129 are perhaps a million years young. The telltale reddish crescent shapes around NGC 7129 are associated with energetic jets streaming away from newborn stars. Surprisingly, despite the dust, far off background galaxies can be seen in the colorful cosmic vista. (text from apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap070913.html)
This picture was photographed during 2017 October 2018 December in Rozhen observatory, Bulgaria.
Equipment: home assembled reflector 10 in., f/3.8
Mount WhiteSwan-180 with a control system «Eqdrive Standart», camera QSI-583wsg, Televue Paracorr-2 and Off-axis guidecamera Lodestar SX-2 by Vasily Oleynik
L, Ha, RGB filter set Astrodon gen.II
L=10*900 + 14*600 seconds, RGB=15*600 seconds, Ha= 15*900 seconds bin.1 each filter, unbinned . About 16 hours.
FWHM source in L filter 2.22 "-3.17", sum in L channel - 2.61"
The height above the horizon from 65° to 35°, the scale of 1"/ pixel.
Processed Pixinsight 1.8 and Photoshop CS6
Many thanks to my colleagues and friends Vasily Oleynik, Edvard Povovich, Igor Dulevich for help in creating this astrophoto.
baby oak tree embedded in a cover of pine needles. Image was made using my "new" 1968 Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens.
Nursery logs are extremely common in our forests. They occur when younger trees germinate and then grow out of the stump or trunk of a fallen dead tree, consuming its nutrients. Somehow I've never noticed one doing what this one was doing, actually growing through and in and out of a stump. I'm not sure exactly how it can do that, but there you have it. Most of the trees in this area were Sitka spruce, so I imagine that's what these are, but I'm not sure. Quinault Rainforest, Olympic National Park, Washington.
Alarm clock with a piece of German shell embedded in the dial. The clock was damaged during the bombardment of the Hartlepools on 16th December 1914. It is said that the clock stopped at the time of the shell hitting it. The clock belonged to a resident at 14 Collingwood Road but is now part of the collections at the Museum of Hartlepool and is on permanent display. Ironically the clock was manufactured in Germany. HAPMG : 1990.6.1
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