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During late 1951 and early 1952 this Vought F4U-5NL Corsair was assigned to VC-3 aboard the USS Essex and flew 77 combat hours over Korea. It was a night fighter, and the pod on the right wing held a radar. It later also flew from the USS Tarawa and the USS Boxer. The plane was later flown by the US Marine Corps. It was retired from military service in 1956.
Seen at the 2019 Thunder Over Michigan Air Show in Ypsilanti, Michigan, where they were “Corsair Crazy” with 11 Corsairs. The show was organized by the Yankee Air Museum.
If you think it looks big on TV you should see it in person. Awesome show to see live in Rotorua
52: Upside-down
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What on earth is this? For one thing, it's not on earth! Today's sunspots, processed to highlight the crazy inferno of the chromosphere. The Chromosphere is a 1200 mile thick layer of fusing hydrogen just above the sun's surface. With my telescope rigged to capture only the light emitted by ionized hydrogen, I'm often surprised by the amazing patterns that emerge as I sharpen and adjust the contrast. Inverted, the spots which appear black through the sort of filter you might use to view an eclipse, appear white here.
Tech Stuff: Questar 3.5"/DayStar Quark/Baader D-ERF/TeleVue 2.5X Powermate/QHY 5III 174 mono/ Firecapure/AS3/ImPPG/GIMP/ACDSee
- www.kevin-palmer.com - After waiting hours for thick clouds to clear over Grundarfjörður, I gave up and headed back to my campsite. But to my surprise the clouds parted briefly as I got close to Olafsvik. I stopped at this perfectly calm lagoon, which was lit up by the moonlight. The aurora wasn't as active as before, but it was still visible.
Olas invertidas
- Lío 2.0 : Reto 2.09 A rayas
Buscando y buscando rayas, he llegado a la conclusión de que no sé bien la diferencia entre rayas y líneas, pero sí al menos que unas u otras pueden ser rectas o curvas, rayas rectas, rayas curvas, líneas rectas, líneas curvas... ¿Quién sabe la diferencia entre una raya y una línea?
- Junquera Arquitectos -
"Está resuelta con una viga cajón metálica de 1,60 metros de altura y un ancho variable entre 0,55 y 1,15 metros, que recorre un trazado sinuoso de 400 m de largo con sólo 16 puntos de descarga situados en dos líneas paralelas. La viga discurre a 11 metros de altura y de ella penden 265 lamas de hormigón armado blanco."
Fuente: arquitecturaviva.com
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Nikon D500
Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II
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Dew and frost on the grass
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Taken off Kolab Road, Zion National Park, Utah. The smudge on the left is from a fire over the hill. If I understand correctly this kind of erosion happens when a hard volcanic layer sits on top of sandstone. The top of this hill was a lava stream a couple million years ago.
E-006 General Dynamics F-16AM Fighting Falcon, Royal Danish Air Force, piloted by Captain Troels TEO Vang during a sizzling display at the Roskilde Air Show, Roskilde (RKE) on August 24th 2025.
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The winter blahs are setting in. I love this season, but today Im not too happy with it. Maybe its just Monday. *sigh*
Inverted (negative) solar disk in Ha light. Captured on 2nd November with my Lunt LS152, and PGR Grasshopper GS3 camera.
After a Camera Club presentation last night, I thought that I would try a 'negative' conversion. I must admit that I like the flame colour change! 😂
From the archives. A shot with Kenko 1.4x Tele-converter and Canon EF 70-300mm. The combination is certainly OK if compared with a P&S bridge camera, but its not what i gambled for even after reading the reviews of this combination. Next step will be to get a L series lens to justify the Tele-converter purchase :P. For those wondering on the sharpness degradation, check shot of same bird without TC in comments below.
Camera Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi
Exposure 0.003 sec (1/400)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 300 mm
ISO Speed 400
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Lens EF 70-300
Teleconverter Kenko Pro 300 DG 1.4x
Actually it is not an inverted shot :) This is a real output from camera with no corrections at all. The trick is long exposure and light painting. I've spend about 10 seconds with LED flashlight directly behind the flower and them other 10 seconds lighting the whole tulip from above.
These lovely flowers were on a stall in Chichester market, along East and North Streets.
Shot and inverted/processed on the iPhone5s. Processing w/Enlight.
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