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Ya en estas fechas comenzamos a dejar el verano atrás y damos la bienvenida al otoño. Recordamos los primeros días de verano de este año 2020, cuando los cazadores de estrellas se encuentran a máximo rendimiento y las noches se impregnan de magia. Nos encontramos en el Parque Natural de Cornalvo, al inicio del camino que conduce al Rugidero, creo que este es el lugar que más veces hemos fotografiado.
De las escasas tomas con la Vía Láctea este año, panorámica realizada a partir de 7 tomas verticales, de 15 segundos cada una, a f/2.0 e ISO 2500. En esta ocasión conté con un iluminador especial, Alberto se encargó de darle luz a cada exposición con una linterna cálida de forma homogénea, para que no se notara al formar la panorámica; pronto me quita la cámara...
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Already at this time we begin to leave the summer behind and we welcome the fall. We remember the first days of summer of this year 2020, when the star hunters are at their best and the nights are impregnated with magic. We are in the Cornalvo Natural Park, at the beginning of the path that leads to Rugidero, I think this is the place that we have photographed the most times.
Of the few shots with the Milky Way this year, a panorama made from 7 vertical shots, of 15 seconds each, at f/2.0 and 2500 ISO. At this time I had a special illuminator, Alberto was in charge of lighting each exposure with a torch with warm light in a homogeneous way, so that it is not noticeable when forming the panorama; soon he'll take my camera away ...
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Minas de Riotinto, Hueva. El río es conocido por el color rojizo de sus aguas, la coloración proviene de los minerales hallados a lo largo de su recorrido.
First light at the Queenscliff Pier and Lifeboat shed. Even though this location is often featured in photos, Queenscliff has so many beautiful sites to explore. I really enjoyed the peace, tranquility and colours of that morning shoot, hope you have a great weekend people.
Sometimes persistence pays off.
Waiting for a sunset at Dog Rocks, Batesford, near Geelong, when I was rewarded with a wonderful display by Mother Nature.
This was one of the most intensive and longest enduring burning skies I have seen for a long time. Luckily it happened right in front of a very juicy foreground. Was waiting for years to get epic light on a fresh, fluffy snow coverage. The tree trunk comes from a very special old tree, I have photographed many times before. Grab a hot chocolate, lean back and enjoy the view!
January 2021 | Northern Black Forest
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Image captured on 2020-07-17 from Handhills, Alberta at midnight.
HDR Composition to bring out detail in the comet nucleus:
10 X 2 sec
10 X 5 sec
10 X 10 sec
10 X 20 sec
Equipment details:
ZWOASI 071MC Pro camera, Celestron AVX mount, Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III USM Lens at 135mm.
Processed in PixInsight and Photoshop.
Never a dull moment at Cradle Mountain, we spent 3 days there.
Day 1 = Sun
Day 2 = Rain
Day 3 = Snow
This is an area that I would like to return to and spend more time exploring and doing the different hikes.
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Grasslands Milky Way 2020-08-15
RASC (Royal Astronomical Society of Canada) 2020 Best Overall Image winner.
Multiple exposure plays a bit with reality and asks the eye to look closely to see what's happening. Bits and pieces make a whole. Nice drama with diagonal angles while strong vertical anchors hold things firm. Panels of muted color keep things simple. Altered reality creates interest.
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Millions of bats streaming across a sunlit sky are breathtaking to watch - and capture. The silhouetted palm is a perfect anchor against the moving tableau and the vastness of the universe. The mix of warm and cool, along with the implied diagonals, add energy to the scene. Colors define shapes that fit like puzzle pieces. Spatial relationships are clear.
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