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planets in morning sky with few auroras

or a raindrop. Whatever. Went back out into the rain and snapped this gem!

Click here to see this as a really cool virtual tour! (Adobe Shockwave required)

 

This is my third stereographic projection. I took this in Balboa Park outside of the Botanical Garden.

 

This image took about 216 pictures to make using my 18mm lens. I really wish that I had a good fish eye lens so that I could reduce that number to just 15 pictures if you count all of the pictures required to make it an HDR.

 

A Sigma 10mm f/2.8 EX DC HSM Fisheye Lens is now on my wish list and it would make my life much easier.

 

I used Photomatix to batch process the HDRs.

 

Then I used PTgui to make the equirectangular panorama.

 

I used Flexify 2 plug-in for Photoshop to turn that equirectangular pano into a stereographic projection.

 

Then I used Photoshop to touch up stuff.

 

*Update* 7/30/2010 -

 

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Day 6 of the Nikon 21 Day Photo Challenge. Taken using multiple long expsosures and using flashlights to create the trails. Taken with Nikon Zfc, TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 lense.

Taken with an M42 Industar-50-2 lens on a Canon EOS 550D, set at f/3.5, ISO-800, 1/20sec. hand held.

the red planet where i lay my head to rest...

Santander, Cantabria, España

Thank you all for your comments and faves.

Another Planet

Rancho Palos Verdes Beach

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

02-13-21

Taken with the GoPro

 

Prints available in Gallery 4 of the Seacoasts and Shorelines Album on my website:

www.seacoasts.allthingsmike.com/

Not many 16F temperatures when I come home from work,

today I will have a chance to take some photos as the temperatures will be favorable for the bubbles to form crystals before they pop.

Have a fabulous weekend everyone!

Recipe on this link,

www.flickr.com/photos/komotini49/16231411465/in/set-72157...

 

Taken for the 18/05/20 Macro Mondays theme "Wabi-Sabi (侘寂)"

It's the unknown lonely planet drifting in the space or maybe it's an air bubble trapped in the sake glass...

HMM!

Tiny planet panorama of the famous Chinese Dragon at the China Lights exhibit in New Orleans, Louisiana.

I didn't think I could fall any harder in love with Alaska until I revisited a favorite site and this awaited me...

Schönes Münsterland, aufgenommen aus einem Heißluftballon mit dem walimex 8mm fisheye, Blende 8mm.

I never saw Mars that big and red before!

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Contre-jour sur le lac de Créteil. En bleu pour Blue Planet

A l'initiative sur Flickr de Michel Villeneuve53, relayée par Jean Felix Napo, groupe AtoutPixL***

 

Début août, le lac a été pollué par une grande nappe d'huile : quantité de poissons et de nombreux oiseaux d'eau sont morts.

 

L'eau est une ressource vitale : préservons la, partageons la équitablement. www.canadians.org/fr/planete-bleue

 

Simple switches and gauges line the control stand of Williams Grove Railroad No. 53, a Vulcan Iron Works 65 Tonner center cab. The switcher was built in 1953 at their plant in Wilkes-Barre, PA less than a year before the lesser-know locomotive company went out of business.

Hello guys!

The weather is very bad now for 2 days...storm!

so no way to take pictures outside. Therefor i have made my first Planet-universe.

Hope you like it.

Have a great weekend and take care.

I like to look out our front door window and take photos of the eastern sky before the sun rises. Usually, I am hoping to see a combination of colors and clouds. On October 23rd I also saw a planet.

 

...in the Explore calendar at #160 on November 16, 2009

This one is from the Kutch salt flats of India under full moon night. It felt like I was in a different planet and strange :)

From the vantage point of space, astronaut Alexander Gerst of the European Space Agency reminds us of the the beauty and wonder of our planet. Gerst is a geophysicist, volcanologist and currently one of six humans aboard the International Space Station.

 

Image credit: ESA/NASA-A.Gerst

 

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Forgotten Planets

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Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X7i

Photograph by Yusuf Alioglu

Location: Outer space (space)

 

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I took this photo of the sun, the black spot on it is Venus. But what in creation is in the upper left of the picture? Could this be Nibiru / the rogue planet that's been getting lots of attention lately in science & astronomy circles?

“Good news everyone! Get ready for a space journey in the 30th century!”

 

Hello everyone, here is the iconic Planet Express ship in a UCS version. I love the animated series and also the spaceship design, so it was a pleasure for me to accept this challenge and start the project. It was difficult for the curved profile, that is not simple to create with Lego bricks.

 

This is a big model: the ship counts 5112 parts and the total length is almost 1 m. For this reason it needs a very strong inner structure, as you can see from one of the pics in the album. It was totally built using Lego Digital Designer. For the moment there are no minifigs, but hopefully they could be added in the future.

 

Features:

- turnable turret

- mechanism to bring down the cargo elevator

- UCS plate ;)

 

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I’m a bit disappointed because Lego Ideas didn’t approve this ship, they say the content of the project doesn’t fit their standards and it could refer to politic, religion, drugs, smoking, violence…

I agree with them, but also I asked why Simpsons sets are OK for their standards: they refer to an animated series with an alcoholic father that strangles his son and makes fun of religion.

 

Well, anyway I’m proud of this project. Very special thanks to my friend Gabriele Zannotti who makes stunning renders, and to my friend Davide Ruggeri for his support so far.

 

I hope you like it, comments are welcome!

Thank you!

Tiny Planet edit of Roman Forum in Rome, Italy

Planet macarons (yeah, those famous French cookies)

 

Strobe : 1/32 through softbox top right triggered by cactus V5.

 

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