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Stack of old school 3.5" floppies I had around. It is amazing how things have changed in terms of data storage and retrieval.
The top disk is a Microsoft Windows 98 SE Boot Disk... My computers all shuddered when they saw me pull it out.
The internals of a Seagate hard disk drive -- failed replacement of a failed drive. These last me about 2 years nowadays, if lucky. (note to photographers: backup, backup, and extra backup your photos!!!) Luckily this was just the DVR.
The read/write head for one of the disks in a hard drive. Opened up an old one from a computer we are going to recycle.
Taken for the Macro Mondays theme "nothing bigger than a penny."
Cake
Sheep Go To Heaven b/w Jesus Wrote A Blank Check 7"
Record Store Day 2013 Exclusive
Side A: Sheep Go To Heaven (Live)
Side B: Jesus Wrote A Blank Check (Live)
Previously unavailable live recordings
Seeing remained above average after moving on from Saturn and transparency was excellent as it was the previous few nights.
Notes:
Mare Cimmerium is sprawling across the disk.
The South Polar Cap has a dark core.
Telescope: Celestron C14 EdgeHD
Camera: ZWO ASI290MM
Barlow: Astro-Physics Advanced Convertible Barlow
Filters: Chroma Red, Chroma Green, Chroma Blue
Details: chappelastro.com/astrophotography/solar_system/mars/2018/...
final shot of selfridges, bull ring birmingham. See also disc space #1.
this is the outside of selfridges in birmingham. part of the bull ring redevelopment. this is taken from the pavement below the building. to get a full view of the building you can go up to the third floor of selfridges and walk across the walkway to the multi-storey car park (or access the car park from the street) and go up to the top floor of the car park.
it really is an awesome building, a photographers dream. so many different angles.
it is covered in 15,000 aluminium discs and is designed by future systems. Well done guys.