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The Eastern carving of the new celestial compass that now adorns Waitangi regional park. Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
Taken a little closer (35mm lens) than the previous upload on a very special morning out in the Peak District.
Holly Blue | Celastrina argiolus | Lycaenidae
Samsung NX1 & Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro
Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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Mural by Brett Rosepiler aka @brettrosepilerart and Anthony Ortega aka @anthony_n_ortega, seen at 1225 South Main Street in the Las Vegas Art District of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Lugar Citadino
[Más allá de la Ciudad] // {Beyond the city}
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C e l e s t i a l {C L O U D S}
A beautiful Flush and Sunset over western Santiago Metro Area
Over the mountains near Curacaví and Maipú
(Seen from my house)
District of La Florida
City of Santiago
Metropolitan region, Chile
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Un bellísimo Arrebol y Atardecer sobre la zona poniente del Gran Santiago
Sobre las montañas cercanas a Curacaví y Maipú
(Visto desde mi Casa)
Comuna de La Florida
Ciudad de Santiago
Región Metropolitana, Chile
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Created in January, 2009 By:
Felipe Burgos Álvarez
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The lovely Celestial falls on the white river in north central Oregon. I just love this hidden yet very easily accessible spot, with White river falls in the background there are seemingly endless compositions to choose from.
Handheld shots of the night sky, using 12x optical zoom, and up to 4x digital zoom. No edit other than crop.
A gentle stroll into town just to take some photographs. 5th April 2025. Orange Filter on the Q2M today. M1008392
We've been getting some truly spectacular Dawns here this month. Have a look in Large. Click on the photograph. Have a good week everybody.
On World Photography Day, it is befitting, I present you my best effort at this type of photography or any type I have had the good fortune of trying so far.
The Perseid meteor shower peaked overnight on Aug. 11 and 12 as Earth passed through the long trail left by Comet Swift-Tuttle, wowing night-owl skywatchers lucky enough to have good weather and clear, dark skies This year, instead of seeing about 80 Perseids per hour, the rate was predicted to top 150 and even approach 200 meteors per hour. (check space.com for more details)
Thanks to my partner in crime and budding photography enthusiast, my 12 year old daughter, I made the 2.5 hour drive to Cranfills Gap in Central Texas where the St. Olaf Kirke fondly called the Old Rock Church is located. Thanks to mostly clear skies and perhaps being a week day night, my daughter and I had the entire church premises to ourselves. I am thankful that the Church authorities allowed me access to the church grounds that is normally locked at night.
Starting around midnight to about 4:30am I shot hundreds of pictures of which I narrowed down about sixty 20 second exposures from which the brightest and biggest meteors that flew over Texas that night made it to this composite. There were hundreds of meteors that were too faint to be shown here that were culled from the final picture.
The best of these was the one on the top right which exploded like a July 4 fireworks display and slowly expanding into an expanding circular cloud of smoke.
If you ever get a chance to view one of these celestial events, do not miss it, for it is really an out of the world experience and you get to watch the very end of a 4.6 billion year journey by what is really star dust from the farthest reaches of the Solar System.
Cinematic toy photography, captured with a 2x anamorphic lens combined with a 100mm macro prime, for a dual focus setup.
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First I was planning for the full moon to rise behind this gorgeous mountain but then I realized I had to wait few months for it to be in the right position so I went for this one instead. Let me know if you like it!
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Canon 70-200 f2.8 IS II USM L
185mm | ƒ9 | 0.4s | ISO 100
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Looking West over Cuttagee Lake this evening. Venus, followed by Jupiter, Antares (α Scorpii), Saturn, Galactic Centre and Mars.
Mars is past the zenith.
Zodiacal Light too?
Taken with a full spectrum modified Pentax K5, but no lens filter in place for the exposure.
Rokinon 8mm f3.5 Fish Eye CS
Alright here it is...my new favorite picture. This was taken at about 3am on Sunday morning as the galactic center of the Milky Way was rising to the east and the aurora was dancing to the north. It's a 180 degree stitch of 7 vertical captures from northwest to southeast. The light pollution at the very left is International Falls and on the far right is Ely. The aurora is a little over-exposed but I wanted 30 second exposures for each shot to maintain consistency and really bring out the stars and foreground. Overall, I love it and hope you all do as well!
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