frames photos on Flickr

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You go through a ton of phases in life, stages, eras. You learn, build, network and then move on to the next. taking all the best things and leaving all that is not needed. Like frames in a movie you keep moving forward

Frames by toruccius

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city frames by Mangan's Sister

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framing the familiar

Frames by Mark Davis

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Nikon D750, 50mm f1.8D

frames 2 by Heino

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The window of opportunity.....has closed by michael littlewood

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Rusty frames, Oakhill Road this evening.

Frames by harrysio

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Frames by picazam

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Frames by Markus Jansson

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The ordinary beauty of clover by DokuDoc

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Wiesen-Klee, (Trifolium pratense)

Focus-BKT with 26 frames, stacked with Helicon Focus

frames #4 by Aline S.Stos ∞

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janelas dentro de janelas.

Histórias se entrelaçam noutras.

frames by Jun Tan

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more photos from the e-session, strobist info- yn560 off-camera left for fill, 1/4 cto. In retrospect, should have placed flash closer, silly shadows appear

Growing within the Frames by Mihir Chauhan

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Frames within frames by jools_b

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Eguisheim, Alsace.

Frames XXIV by Alonso Díaz

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Project: Frames

B/W - 50mm - 16:9

Lisboa

Sony A7 + Minolta50mm1.7

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None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot

Frames by Marin Tigerpaw

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Frames....... by Hashan Dharmarathna

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Jpeg

frames by Peter Fey

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captured at the venice biennale

Frames and Purlins by Kevin Borres

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CADRES/FRAMES by francois frechette

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Frames by alejandro jimenez

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Frames by Yaroslav Gerzhedovich

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acrylic on paper & photoshop

Frames within another by Paromita

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Slightly different from the one posted on Fb. There is more space on the left :)

Frames by Raja Subramaniyan

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Kids are playing hide and seek games at agra fort.

frames / fortunes by maja björsne

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through glass

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Frames framed by John Bowno

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Lens Mitakon Speedmaster 25mm 0.95

Frames by Inna

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Frames I by Isis

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Determined by Bronco Loco

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This image is of C/2025 A6 (Lemmon). I imagined this last Friday. Currently, it’s a pretty bright comet that’s shining at a magnitude 5. From the city and urban areas, it’s not naked eye visible, but from a dark sky site it can be seen through binoculars and long exposure photography.

This image was a challenge for me to get. After setting up my rig and powering everything on, I discovered the ASIAIR couldn’t detect my guide camera. At the time I couldn’t figure out why the guide camera wasn’t working. That meant I either couldn’t lock onto a guide star or I would have to manually dither. I was determined to make this image work especially since I paid an entrance fee of $15 to get into the local state park. I ended up setting an auto run sequence of 3 (30 second) exposures. After each auto run sequence I moved the framing ever so slightly in the sky atlas of the ASIAIR app. I repeated this until I got about 35 minutes worth of data. To top it off, the area I was set up gets a little breezy as the night goes on. So, some of the frames werent exactly sharp. Nevertheless, I managed to get enough data to build an image. Later, I discovered my USB cord for the guide camera was bad. The next day I ordered spare USB cords for my rig so I didn’t have another dilemma again.

Image Detail:

- 17 minutes of total integration time (30 seconds, gain 100, camera cooled to 14 degrees)

Equipment:

- SVBONY SV503 80ED

- Sky Watcher Star Adventurer GTi

- ZWO ASI 2600MC Pro

- ZWO ASIAIR Mini

- ZWO EAF

- ZWO 120MM guide camera

- ZWO guide scope

Software:

- PixInsight