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Created for the 41st Weekly Contest on Man Ray: Antique European Globe
Thanks to Paul Grand for the Globe.
Shoot free hand, 400mm with IS on.
Time to exposed fully eclipsed moon was 1/15 at f 5.6 and the photographs were still very underexposed, unfortunately this was all I could get away with (sort of) hand held.
Captured on the Evish Road, Strabane, County Tyrone Ireland.
Its not every day you get to see a beautiful sunrise in Ireland, as you all know Ireland is famous for its rain and overcast sky's but just by pure luck I got up this morn at 6:40 and looked out and seen the sky starting to erupt so I ran grabbed my camera, jumped in the car and sped up the road to find this freshly cut field. I think it really captured the true Ireland and just at the end of summer to.
One day I realized two celestial goddesses were celebrating their reunion in my living room... Sybarites Dawnstar and Faun
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A date was set; it only depended on the weather now.
We couldn’t believe our luck, what an opportunity!
From then on, our ears were glued to radio weather forecasts, several times a day!
How unnecessary! The sea speaks for itself, if you know the listening code.
The old fishermen could tell you with great accuracy, their information so much juicier.
OK, so what, some tall stories thrown in for good measure, but what raconteurs!
You certainly left with a smile and more knowledge.
How impersonal, our electronic gadgets!
…The skipper steered the boat with a steady hand.
We gently rocked towards the ends of the two piers, people on both watching and waving.
I remembered the many times I stood there, doing the same and dreaming of adventure. M, (*_*)
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The music of the spheres ....
Watching a blazing, rippling Aurora in a dark starry sky, I hear the soaring harmonies of one of Johann Bach's great organ fugues .....
September 7, 2010, on the beach at Kluane Lake, Yukon.
The view of the sunset from the snow on the roof of my truck...I am still amazed even today at the incredible beauty of yesterday's sunset..Love how the sky looked like sherbet..and how it danced off the snow..
Guadalupe Sanctuary, Morelia City.
One of the most visited places in Michoacan and Mexico, is the Guadalupe Virgin Sanctuary also known as St. Diego Temple. The closest area to the altar is immensely beautiful with numerous gold finishings and high detail on the paintings and ceiling deco. Every single inch of this place is marvelous. On December, the tourists count increase until peak date, the 12th, the Guadalupe Virgin Commemoration.
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Regards.
Cala celestial
Y esta para Paz-Rivendel, para que se recupere pronto y bien, que se pone celosa cuando os dedico flores que considera suyas :-)
Aprovechando el cielo nublado y el flash de relleno (voy aprendiendo) :-)
Learning to use the filing flash and taking profit from a beautiful sky.
Hand-held with shutter setting to 'anti shock' mode [a combination of electronic and "normal" shutter], whatever that is. It is 8.00 pm and the sky is very clear. This is one of some 200 pictures I took trying various camera options and settings on my Olympus EM1 Mark III.
Multiple plastic objects, suspended ceiling grid
by Patricia Piccinini. Part of the FairyTales exhibition at GoMA
Had some trouble getting my camera to behave tonight.. but came out with something int he end and thanks to RFEdin for his patience in the serious wind chill on the hill
A couple of months ago when Ian got his 12" inch Dobsonian telescope he was given this Celestial Globe.
King's College Chapel, University of Cambridge.
"I hear the wind among the trees
Playing the celestial symphonies;
I see the branches downward bent,
Like keys of some great instrument," Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882).
First my 'Contacts' became 'Followers' and now my photo 'Sets' have become 'Albums'. What next, Flickr?
