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May 23, 2022
A sundog shines above us (and three other fishing boats) on Cape Cod Bay. Such a delight to see these celestial phenomena.
(a "Flickr Friday" submission, theme "Delight")
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Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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In going through some old film negatives, I was surprised to find this one, actually a bit nicer, I think, than a couple other similiar shots I posted from the same night.
I have stacks of old negatives which I've never digitized, stuff I essentially rejected in the past but I'll have to give them another, more careful look, just might be a few treasures in there somewhere ...
Active Aurora near Tok, Alaska, Kiev 19 SLR, 24mm lens, Fuji 800 film .probably a 20-25 sec. exposure @f2.8
... the camera I took this with, I used for years, under incredibly cold, harsh conditions, with nary a single problem ... so reliable ... think I'll dust it off and start using it again ....
And if you ever wondered, yes mers marry too.^^
Visit this location at ATLANTIS UNDERWATER- CREATIONS PARK ~ Grown with Love in Second Life
I still from a scene from my video "Celestial Lights", from a slightly different angle, showing milky way and aurora on the horizon, among frosty wintry trees.
Really cold this night, but a magnificent experience, just like a fairytale!
Hope you like it,
Best,
Ole
I usually try to get a lofty view of the full moon so I can capture it as soon as it rises above the horizon, but alas it was not aligned. I decide to go for the ground assault at the Wallace Monument and to my amazement it was in perfect alignment 4.2degrees above the horizon at 2.5Km away. The thin veil of high cloud softened the brightness of the moon.
Innenhof Passauer Straße mit Schlüsselloch ähnlicher Rahmung des Himmels.
Courtyard Passauer Straße with keyhole like framing of the sky.
Il faro della diga a Sottomarina sotto un cielo trapuntato di stelle. Avevo pubblicato una foto simile, tempo fa, ma in questa sono riuscito ad elaborare meglio il cielo per togliere in parte l'inquinamento luminoso.
Posa unica, obbiettivo 14mm f/2.8
#sottomarina #faro #cielo #sky #beacon #stelle #milkyway #orion #vialattea #scogli #rocks #mare #chioggia
Celestial Trio - Arkadenkultur #40 - 07.08.2022 - Theater Cafe & Schenke im Mirabellgarten Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Sophie Hassfurther: sax, flute
Kenji Herbert: guitar
Vinicius Ciccone Cajado: bass
-5 and 20mph winds made for a cold scene trying to photograph this morning. I lasted about 3 minutes!
A plethora of celestial objects ended up all in this single frame reflected by a lake in the Mt. Adams Wilderness. Jupiter, Saturn, the galactic core, and an incoming meteor all made an appearance for one of the coolest moments I have witnessed photographing the night sky.
Gown: Celestial Weddings Charlize Star in cherry
Tux: [hoorenbeek]
Piano & pose: Focus - My Piano Is My Happy Place
I drove out to the back country area above Hanmer Springs on the South Island of New Zealand to capture this 360 degree seamless pano of the night sky.
There's quite a lot going on with this image - you have the Milky Way which can be seen arching over the landscape in the right of frame, and below that you can see a natural phenomena know as gravity waves. The glow in the centre of frame is from the lights of Christchurch 130km away, and to the left of that are the Magellanic Clouds, which are a duo of irregular dwarf galaxies visible only from the Southern Hemisphere. The faint triangular glow to the far left of frame is the Zodiacal Light, which is caused by sunlight scattered by space dust in the zodiacal cloud, and in this case, is seen just before morning twilight.
For the tech buffs out there, this image is a 218 megapixel image made up of a stitch of 28 individual images, which were shot on a Gigapan Epic Pro. The images were shot 4 rows vertically by 7 columns horizontally, each on a 24mm lens with an exposure of a 25 second shutter at f/2.8 with an ISO 6400. The whole pano took a total of 14 minutes to shoot with all the images.
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Another Space Song · Failure
As we were heading home from Carrizo I saw the bright red/pink/ orange flames of a SpaceX rocket launch and told my son to pull over so the four of us could watch. Luckily we were in a wide open agricultural area and the night was crystal clear. It's always fun to go out in the darkness and watch from home too.
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket shortly after launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
It was carrying another batch of its Starlink internet satellites into orbit. You can see the first stage, nearly center of the photo after it separated, which comes back to Earth for a vertical touchdown about 8.5 minutes after liftoff. That landing occurs on the deck of the drone ship OCISLY "Of Course I Still Love You", which is stationed in the Pacific Ocean. The first stage will then be reused for future launches. Those two smaller bright spots behind the second stage are the fairings.
As I type this - March 28, 2024 - there will be a launch tonight (3/28/2024) which will be the 30th Falcon 9 flight of 2024, and the 20th dedicated to building out the Starlink megaconstellation. To date, SpaceX has lofted 6,077 Starlink satellites, 5,610 of which are currently operational, according to astrophysicist and satellite tracker Jonathan McDowell.
Those already-staggering numbers will continue to grow far into the future. SpaceX has permission to deploy 12,000 Starlink craft in LEO and has applied for approval for another 30,000 on top of that.
COMMEMORATIVE PAINTING bilang ala-ala ng TriCentennial Celebrations ng Pagkakaluklok sa Mahal na Birhen ng Soledad na idinaos noong 1992.
INA, REYNA at PATRONA ng buong LALAWIGAN NG KABITE
Simula pa man ng magpakita noong 1667, tinaguriang LA EXCELSA PATRONA de la PROVINCIA DE CAVITE y La Celestial Guardiana y Protectora de la Provincia de Cavite y su Puerto mula pa man noon hanggang ngayon, hindi mabilang na mga himala ang ipinamalas ng Mahal na Ina, dahilan upang lumaganap at lumakas ang pagdedebosyon sa Kanya hindi lamang sa buong lalawigan ng Kabite kundi sa iba't ibang panig ng bansang Pilipinas.
Naging tanggulan at kanlungan ng sambayanang Kabitenyo sa panahon ng himagsikan at pagbabago, kung kaya't tinaguriang ILAW NG PILIPINAS. Nang taong 1883, buong ringal na ipinagdiwang ang kapistahan sa pangunguna ng Gobernador ng Lalawigan na si Don Juan Salcedo y Mantilla de los Rios bilang pasasalamat sa pagliligtas sa Kabite mula sa isang matinding epidemia. Noon pa man, hanggang ngayon, ang SOLEDAD ang kanlungan ng Lalawigan at ng lahat ng mga taong sa kanya'y napaampon.
REINA DE CAVITE,
LUZ DE FILIPINAS,
Tunay kang tanglaw namin!
Nasa pangangalaga ng dating Pangulo ng Cofradia: Bro. Arnel Barrera Berruete
Detail from a painting after Jan van Eyck (1390-1441), The Way to Calvaire, first half 16th century.
On display at the very attractive Jan van Eyck exhibition in the Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (Belgium): Van Eyck. An Optical Revolution. A once-in-a-lifetime experience!
More of the exhibition at my photoblog: