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De NS treinen met de groene banken en de gespikkelde tafels hebben deze lichten bij de deuren. Heb je gezien? Echt mooi.
one odd slow moving object , just about slower than any other satellite type object ive grabbed an image of since doing this imaging and very faint as well.
Of all the low earth objects I take there are a few I have to wonder what are the chances this type to me looks like a asteroid, I should do a collective of all my LEO objects of this type, however sad all these years this type of imaging I am doing is popular or interesting again this is not fantasy or conjured up images these are any object that traverses the night sky like satellites and only sat images , how they come out when cropping is exactly what was seen, just magnified
cropped and a little contrast or brightness adjusted to bring up any details .
Anyone who is curious to try taking panning images of these little pricks of light traversing the night sky should try it some of the image results are just interesting .
I spot objects in window, love it.
Automatically my camera goes up to my eyes! LOL
We are spies eh.
It often pays to look up?
Discover strange things, walk with your eyes wide open
With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, M, (* _ *)
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Window, frame, dog, flowers, ornaments, boats, mannequins, glass, fun, vase, house, facade, horizontal colour, "Nikon D7200", "Magda indigo"
This shows quadruple exposure on the topic of objects. I used a photo of a pair of sunglasses, keys and pedals. I also cropped the image to show the only part that was important.
Greta wants to know if standing in a lime-colored lamp is what it means to be "in the limelight."
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7/13/11
Moth:
Date: 2011 Mrt 15
Time: 19H48
Temperature: 11 degree
Location: Belgium, Oostrozebeke.
Nikon D300, A10105/2.8D macro lens.
Optical laser detection for focus.
For the setup of this DIY capture unit see:
www.flickr.com/photos/fotoopa_hs/5312347017/
A bad scan of a bad print. Sorry.
My very first assignment for this class was to take an object and just snap a bunch of pictures of it. Mine was Oswald. Hooray Oswald!!