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I was more than happy to undertake a 4 am stint to capture this image of Corfe Castle with a Milky Way backdrop. The level of light pollution from the village was far less than I expected. Montage of two exposures for the sky and for the f/g which was pretty dark. Passing cars did light it up but not to my liking so it was 4min @ ISO 1600. As well as a bright passing satellite I might have caught a stray Lyrid meteor.
My thanks to Tony Cowburn, Dorset 'Star Chasers' forum on Facebook for the inspiration for this shot.
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Made 8/1/20, Part of Coronial series. She was originally pictured beneath a cherry tree & those are cherries in her hands.
This is the end of the light show from "On Fire". The short but intense fireworks ended with the most yummy pinks in the sky I have ever seen.
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I captured this 9-shot panorama of the Milky Way from Shenandoah National Park last night, on a night so clear and dark that the band was hard to miss with the naked eye. This view captures a full 180 degrees with the galactic core (right) rising up from due south and arching over the horizon to just shy of due north. The brightest spot on the horizon is the Washington DC metro, about 75 mi away.
Just three days after the dazzling October 2024 Aurora, we were treated to another celestial display. I was down at Lake Chatuge to check out the sunset (it was nothing special that night). I had heard that Comet A3 was visible in the western sky after sunset, so I stuck around to look for it. It took me a few minutes to find it because I thought it was closer to the horizon. Even though it seemed dark to my eyes, lingering color from the sunset was still evident to the camera.
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This night at Tacking Point was definitely one of the moments why I love photography and go the extent that I do. One could see the Milky Way with the naked eye while a thunderstorm was raging out over the sea.
The original photo was part of my album The Rock Garden of Chandigarh and taken with my iPhone 5s. The Photofox application was used with it to create this image.
Just got back from a 2 week trip down the Oregon Coast and into the northern California redwoods. I was also able to check off many waterfalls on my list, including this one. This waterfall is interesting in that it looks like the water is pouring out of a rectangular shaped rock. It also has a very mossy network of log jam in the foreground. Shortly after I got there a bit of filtered light slipped through the forest and illuminated the upper section of the waterfall. It looked absolutely sublime!
"Nature and human life are as various as our several constitutions. Who shall say what prospect life offers to another? Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?" Henry David Thoreau
The beauty of Southern Utah is endless. While setting up and shooting this shot there were two bull elk bugling in the distance. A crisp fall night in the mountains with elk bugling. My version of Heaven.
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