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La vue sur le pont est incroyable et l'endroit n'était fréquenté que par quelques groupes venu apprécier la vue de ce magnifique couché de soleil.
Objectif: Pentax M 135/3.5
A couple of the objects in the M81 group, including M81, M82, NGC3077, and NGC2976.
So I'm learning the rhythm of deep sky object observation...what's up this month, when is the sky dark, and when are the winds calm. It's a little different than for nightscapes, but not hugely. It's a little easier to select a location, but harder to find the right night. I knew I was looking for M81 and M82, but I did not think I'd have enough to capture much else, so the NGC's are a nice bonus. I also managed to capture a bit of the unique features of M82 and NGC 2976.
This is actually the second round of processing. I felt the first round had too much stretching and lost some color detail in the DSOs. The second round, I used some luminosity masks to have greater control over the stretching.
I wonder: how many individuals from these galaxies will look our way millions of years from now when today's photons reach them and wonder how many eyes were looking their way across the void.
Peace and cheers!
CATEGORY: STACKED / TRACKED
EXIF: 120 light images. 10s, ISO 12800. 15 dark images. William Optics ZenithStar 61II Doublet Refracting scope (360 mm). Canon EOS Ra.
I found this withered anemone branch last year while cleaning up the garden and thought it made a good subject for stacking. At that time I was very busy trying out different approaches to stacking. I have now arrived at a method that gives me the best results. This was one of my first pictures with it.
Camera control: qDSLR dash-board app
Software: Zerene stacker
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For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: "One single object"
My favourite and quite iconic sunspecs. The Porsche Carrera 5620, made famous by Yoko Ono.
The theme for today mentioned "One Object – One Story" and I chose these for the story that they tell in my life 😊
I've always needed to wear sunspecs or I squint and my eyes water! But before the "swinging sixties" they drew unwelcome attention in my part of the UK! Comments in the street … I was considered "uppity" and pretentious. But with the pop groups and the films of the 60's they gradually became accepted …. and I could wear them in peace. And then they began to appear in wonderful shapes and colours too!
Looking back it seems like another world … but I still treasure my remaining pairs of 'designer' specs, and Yoko's in particular!
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Cosy corners at home, breakfast, a soft breeze coming through the window, first morning light, the children's happy voices... little things that add a sweet touch to life..
(2025)
Withered and dried rose flower. I found them after the winter on the terrace and could once again shine their former beauty.
Focus stack with 75 frames.
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I have started a new project where I intend to take a photo of the same object every day for 30 days...and I have chosen to take photos of a teacup. This is day 13, please see my earlier images.
I do hope your Christmas is wonderful.... lots of time with family and friends, and maybe just a little too much egg nog....
(If you don't celebrate Christmas, I'd still recommend the nog)
thanks to Gavin Hoey for the snow!
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Hice un difusor casero para flash. Prueba fotográfica con el difusor.
I made a DIY flash diffusor. Photo test with the diffusor.
As there is a lot of fog today in the Netherlands, the colors, shapes and elements are fading away. The fog is actually swalling up all colors and objects.
Shot is taken at the Rietplas in Houten (the Netherlands).
Keter-class SCPs are anomalies that are exceedingly difficult to contain consistently or reliably, with containment procedures often being extensive and complex. The Foundation often can't contain these SCPs well due to not having a solid understanding of the anomaly, or lacking the technology to properly contain or counter it. A Keter SCP does not mean the SCP is dangerous, just that it is simply very difficult or costly to contain.. ◊
Item 177338, Department of Parks and Recreation Digital Photographs (Record Series 5802-15), Seattle Municipal Archives.