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Sunrise lights the clouds above an Appalachian ridge line.
From a walk this morning - had to hurry home as I had not realised the bitter nature of the wind that was here and had not gone out suitably attired!
The border of Ophiuchus and Scorpius presents some of the most dynamic colors and dust clouds in the night sky. This is a three panel mosaic taken with a Canon 6D and SharpStar 150mm f/2.8 Newtonian. Just over an hour exposure per frame (some variation due to clouds and blockages). Processing was a bit of a challenge. Fortunately PixInsight makes mosaic assembly easy: Images registered and integrated, then plate solved and geometrically corrected before merging a mosaic by coordinates.
Two of my favourite things, Clouds and trees! I love when trees start to turn green after a long winter! So many shades of green!
It was the second day of Eid Ul Fitr yeterday . Woke up at 4:30 Am in the morning and rushed to my rooftop as I saw this beautiful sky outside my window . The sky looked simply amazing ! My day went great How was yours ?
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I usually check the night sky and one night a little over a week back I saw a light streak across the sky, a very short walk got me away from houses for a clearer view of the amazing cloud formations being illuminated by the rising moon.
ISO 3200 | 2 sec | f/2.8 | 7mm
These mighty mountains are already covered with a layer of snow, with the sun gently shining its light on them.....
This storm developed to the west of Ottawa and moved eastward towards my home. The other storm picture is taken from the north side of the storm
Happy Fenced Friday. My first ever visit to the Hawaiian island of Kauai recently certainly made me stop in my tracks to admire the landscape. This was one of those moments, despite walking into a swarm of small flies. While I love the clouds here, I nevertheless wish I could have captured this area's landscape on a clearer day too.
My path to the far hills lay directly between the two banks of clouds sitting in the valleys on either side.