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This wide-view of the Milky Way was taken in front of the ExtrA telescopes installed at La Silla Observatory, in Chile. This network of three 60-centimetre telescopes (whose only 2 of them are visible here) is owned by the Institute of Planetary Science and Astrophysics of Grenoble (IPAG) and aims to discover transiting exoplanets around M-dwarf stars in our galaxy. ExtrA means "Exoplanets in Transits and their Atmospheres" and studies planetary transits combining a joint photometric and spectroscopic novel technique...
I took this picture in July 2019, during the #MeetESO event. The night sky there was absolutely stunning and the brightest part of the Milky Way was just right above our head! This unforgettable astrophotography shooting was supervised by two professional international astrophotographers: Petr Horàlek and Mahdi Zamani! What a treat!
TECHNICAL DETAILS
📷 Canon 6D + Sigma Art 14 mm + Standard Tripod
→ Single 20 seconds exposure
→ ISO 6400
→ 14 mm
→ f/1.8
→ 2 stitched images (vertical panorama)
→ No photo blending
Softwares: Dxo Optics pro 9 for noise reduction / Microsoft ICE for panorama / Photoshop/Lightroom for all the edits.
ALPS THE BUS
Bus no: E7007
Manufacturer: Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Co., Ltd.
Model: ZK6107
Shot Taken: Seawall, Gumaca, Quezon Province
On way back from library today, intercepted UP Extra East at 170th St. Hammond,WI. Quite a sound show.
Heading an Easter extra service for London Kings Cross, 40044 departs from Doncaster. 18th April 1981.
This is the one place I most wanted to visit on our Southwest trip and the extra special part of it was that I got there on my birthday! It seemed a grueling hike in but much less so on the way out. Hauntingly beautiful and spiritual, this place will stay with me always.
I've been thinking about the Palouse lately. That place is magical. The light there is really special. Hope everyone is doing well. Peace.
Go check out the website if you get a chance.
CN ran a plow extra on its Gilman Subdivision on February 3, 2011, following the heavy snowfall the two previous days.
Having traveled the line from Clinton to Gilman, Illinois, the plow extra was turned on the Gilman wye. The train is now traveling southward to wrap up its journey. The train is seen near the headblock signal north of Clinton, Illinois.
The Westmalle Extra is VERY hard to actually buy anywhere then at the monastery or at the bar located at the monastery.
An extra 908 eastbound is operating as a 40-car unit fiber train, hauling logs and wood chips from the woods of Northern Maine to the Irving mills in Saint John. The train is running along Eaton Bog adjacent to North Crooked Brook. Just over 20 miles ahead lies the Canadian border at Vanceboro/Saint Croix. After a crew change in McAdam the train will continue the remaining 80 miles to Saint John.
Eaton, Maine
March 20, 2021
These are the red and yellow leaves which we used in today's 365 - Day 88/365
Day 88: www.flickr.com/photos/oliviabellphotography/5132113455/
By the time we finished doing Day 88, Sasha's feet were surrounded by the most incredibly beautiful leaves. :D
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Normally in March I do a trip to Australia and if I get a chance, I head to Port Campbell on the Victoria coast where - if the conditions are right - you can see this sort of stuff at night. Sadly, I didn't make the trip this year but here's a photo (a stitch of several photos actually) of the Milky Way from the bottom of the Gibson Steps from 12 months ago.
Orion is on the right. Gog and Magog (and the Magellanic Clouds) are in the centre. The core of the Milky Way is on the left.
Enjoy.
Last week a padded envelope showed up in the mailbox from Simmons-Boardman, publishers of Railway Age. I wasn't sure what I had until I brought the packet in and opened it up.
When I shot slides I made a practice of editing them after processing, what I determined to be the "best" slides were sequentially numbered with a black number on the mount. All other slides were filed separately as "extras". Their number corresponded to the prime shot and was written on the mount in red. As I developed as a photographer many extras were almost as good as the top cut. This allowed me to submit extras for publication while retaining at least one good shot of everything that I kept on hand for slide shows and such. At least 20 years ago I sent off 10 sheets of slides covering various subjects to Railway Age to have on hand to fill needs within the magazine. There was a cover and various interior shots used out of this batch but I hadn't thought about them for years. They're evidently cleaning out the old analogue files and thankfully sent them back to an updated address that I didn't have back then.
These "extras" have aged pretty well over the last two decades so I've digitized a number of them and I'll be sharing them here. First up, a look at the good old DM&IR, still years from becoming a CN asset the last time I looked through this slide. Tunnel motor 401 brings an ID train down the hill towards Two Harbors at Waldo, MN back on September 29, 1996.
French Air Force "Equipe de Voltige seen here returning from its spirited demo, flown at La Ferté Alais, France, 2019.
XP2004 heads away from Stuart Town as WT28 to Sydney.
Typically the Dubbo XPT operates as 4 car train, with a First Class, Half First and Buffet, Economy and a Half Economy and Luggage storage carriage (B, C, D & G), however on this occasion, a 5th or extra Economy carriage was added to the consist (Car E).
Saturday 13th October 2018
Bikini: Leilana Bikini by [QE]
Floatie: Pizza Floatie by ERSCH
Pool: Double Roman Swimming Pool by DaD Design
MBTA 1136 brings an assortment of equipment from Readville through the Pilgrim Interlocking in Middleboro, MA, seen from the West Grove St. overhead bridge.
Friday, March 12, 2021
-Extra- Homemade Fatpack -
■ Fatpack includes 5 poses (mirror options included)
• poses include props
Available in main store 11/22 - 11/24 for Saturday Sale
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The ski season has been generally bad in Spain. There really has been no season in most stations. So ski touring was the only option this year. Coupled with this, the lack of snow makes a recent snowfall a gift that we cannot miss. As if it were an extra bonus to a game, we have taken advantage of the north face of the San Lorenzo in what may be the last descent of the season.