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The Cygnus Loop (aka Veil Nebula Complex) is a vast supernova remnant about 3 degrees across. The initial explosion released shock waves of gas expanding out at such high velocity that friction with the interstellar medium causes the gases to ionise.
Image is a 2-part mosaic, mapping Ha,OIII,OIII to R,G,B. View at the largest image size to see the more detailed filament structures.
Equipment used: W.O. Megrez 72 aporefractor & Flat6 0.8x FR/FF, Astrodon 5nm Ha/3nm OIII filters, QSI 683wsg CCD piggybacked on 8" LX90, autoguided via QSI 683's integrated OAG, SX Lodestar guide camera & PhD. Total exposure time: 15 hours over several nights. Subframes 1200s, unbinned.
"Tight" style in the Loop - impromtu snap session wtih Nichole - D600 w/ Nikkor 105 f2.0 DC lens. Leggings here… blackmilkclothing.com/
Prozac09 loves to watch videos from earlier times. Different to photos the amount of videos that I have is rather limited. But this one he is watching here is one of his favorites. He just wants to watch it again and again. And he starts to synchronize his own laughing (which is real by the way) with the laughing he did 2.5 years ago (I do not even remember what we did originally to make him laugh like that).
Entrance to Bachelor Loop, a 17-mile loop up the canyon north of Creede, CO. Lots of old silver mine relics along the trail. Our ride is a 2025 Chevy Colorado ZR2. Bachelor Loop isn't much of a challenge for it, but we saw some beautiful country on a perfect fall day.
37409 and 37259 take a breather in Abington Down Loop with an extremely late running (due to loco failure, hence the class 37 substitution) 4S53 Daventry-Coatbridge, to allow 350406 to pass on a Manchester Airport-Glasgow Central service to pass. 7th November 2014.
re-purposed vinyl LP (the Bar-Kays' "Nightcruising") illustrating a section of the Chicago Perimeter Ride map
I did a terrible job taking these pictures. I only got 39 (no idea why!). Usually I use ~60 pictures, and takes 70-80.
But I think this was so funny so I tried to patch it together anyhow,
The 3rd and 4th Inversion of the ride, just before the second lift hill
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Photographed using a Nikon F on Kodak Vision 3 500T 5219 tungsten balanced motion picture film. Exposed about EI 1600. Developed by The Camera Shop in St. Cloud, MN using a modified C-41 process.
Loop
Canon EOS 50e with EF 3.5-4.5/28-105 USM II
Ilford HP5, expired 9/92, exposed and developed in 11/25
exposed like ISO 50
developed in Caffenol-C-H (with iodized salt)
I inherited some rolls of expired HP5, which I want to develop in Caffenol myself. The first roll was for testing and for that I chose a comfortable Canon EOS 50e, because it can do auto exposure bracketing. I took 3 pictures of every subject with 50/100/200 ISO, it turned out, that the truth is somewhere between 50 and 100 ISO.
Yes, another view of the perhaps most photographed item in Duisburg, Tiger & Turtle. It's a rollercoaster with neither rollers nor coasters, you'll have to move on yourself by using those stairs. That loop is closed BTW, because you're certainly not fast enough to run through it without accident.
Four BNSF engines headed by 5250 with a long freight negociate the Tehachapi loop with the help of two BNSF-units (1017 + 4602) at the rear end of the train.
Walong, Tehachapi (CA).
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