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About two years ago, I took this view flic.kr/p/J9VCkt at Loadstone in northern New South Wales, a location I liked because it had a creek, and was reasonably quiet.
After wondering how I could actually show the train as more than just a streak of light, I set out on buying a bunch of flashes and a lot of experimenting.
I've had this repeat view in mind for well over a year, but being stubborn I doggedly waited for the chance to repeat it. It was only recently everything fell into place. So here is another interpretation of that shot from two years ago, with a whole lot of extra experience. I'm not sure now whether I'm done with this location...
This is a multiple exposure, one for the train, another for the trees, and many, many photos of the stars rotating above.
29 August 2018.
After a couple of years of wanting to make a photograph of the Milky Way from this location, Celestial Point, I finally had that opportunity Saturday night (9/20/2014). Celestial Point has one of the best southerly views directly down the gorge, including Hawksbill, Table Rock and Shortoff on the left, with Wisemans View on the right. Upon arriving at the location shortly before sunset, I was concerned with the amount of haze hanging in the air above the river. Being mindful of the hazards once darkness closed in on this spot, two drops of a hundred or more feet on two sides about fifteen to twenty yards apart, I setup my gear and stayed put not wanting to move around with lights off and step/trip and go into the abyss. Knowing I needed a shot as soon as possible after sunset to have the Milky Way streaming out of the southern end of Linville Gorge. As I sat on that very hard rock, I did use my flashlight’s ‘red light’ to check around my spot and under the boulder beside me for ‘creepy crawlers’ slithering into my space. Did not see any, thank God. Wasn’t much room to jump and crawl around in an excited manner! Tommy White and I started back up and over the mountain around 10:00pm to head up to Price Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway to continue our night shooting stars…
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celestial sun logo cut from brown paper bag from local general store. i have two of them cut out to put on my wall because anything celestial gives me serotonin.
Anafi is a tiny place located close to Santorini, on the southern side of the Aegean Sea. Due to its volcanic background, Anafi island has wild landscape and sandy beaches. Most frequented beaches in Anafi are found on the south of the island and include Kleidisi, Katsouni, Megas Potamos and more. All Anafi beaches are non-organized and accessible by boat or foot. The only village on the island is Chora, constructed on the slopes of a hill. Holidays in Anafi are truly secluded and away from crowds. Source: www.greeka.com
this image didn't make it to my 2017 calendar but it's still lovely! enjoy www.lulu.com/shop/tassanee-angiolillo/astroscapes-2017-ca...
I had a very nice (though immensely humid) hike yesterday,from the shores of Brother's water,up to the summit of Hart Crag.
Despite my initial reservations, the clouds and light were excellent for the majority of the 5hrs or so i spend pottering about.
Nearing the summit of Hart Crag the clouds kept rolling in and rolling out,while the sun would seize every oppourtunity to make a fleeting appearance.A heavenly moment to behold!!!!
A few hours of star trails at Seminole Canyon State Park in Southwest Texas along the Rio Grande.
The Shaman statue was based on ancient rock art found in a cliff overlook at the park. Between 4000-6000 years old and some of the oldest pictographs in the US!
A serene white church with a red steeple glows warmly beneath the green aurora, set against Iceland's rugged nightscape and star-filled sky.
Basically I didn't take a single photograph in my hometown for half a year. It's relatively small and I've already shot most beautiful places multiple times. This one too, except I'd never published anything from here. So out with my Nikon I went, and I'm glad I did because I got some great stuff. Is this an amazing sunset or what?
Part I – Part II
I took this photo in winter, in the scenic region of Latrun — a place often referred to as the "Tuscany of Israel." Peaceful hills, olive groves, and a starry night sky once felt eternal.
Today, on Israel’s Independence Day, my heart aches: this beloved area is engulfed in flames. It's hard to imagine what has become of those cherished spots I returned to so often with my camera.
And yet, I still want to offer my wishes for the holiday. May the skies above our country always remain peaceful and clear — free of rockets, smoke, and fear. Happy Independence Day, Israel.
(A few words about the image: The photo was taken with a special astrophotography camera that can “see” the invisible emission of ionized hydrogen from distant nebulae. In the center of the frame is the Orion constellation region, glowing with some of its most iconic nebulae.)
Second in the series of the sunken boat at Lytham in Lancashire.
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The sun hangs heavy over the Oregon coast, casting a deep amber glow across the clouds and the Pacific horizon.
New to the whole light painting thing. With a better ISO camera I envision jumping on the Nightscape bandwagon.
The surrealist Magritte is the basis for the Digitalmania challenge this week. Reviewing his works from this place in time, I was struck by how absolutely original and quite endlessly inventive his work is. Many other contemporary artists have expanded almost every one of his themes. But he did it first!
Credit to Pixabay and NASA Gov object sources.