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Another of these giant dishes, with the Orion constellation right in front of it. View direction is about W, which avoids the light pollution from the city of Weilheim to the south.
30 seconds exposure at ISO 3200.
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The Orion Nebula is a diffuse nebula situated in the Milky Way, being south of Orion's Belt in the constellation of Orion. Also known as M42, it is one of the brightest Nebula and is visible with the naked eye.
Shot using a Williams Optics Z73 , ZWO Asi 533mc Pro , Optolong L-pro filter.
Scolitantides orion (Pallas, 1771)
Papilionoidea▸Lycaenidae▸Lycaeninae▸Polyommatini
Chequered blue (EN), Fetthennen-Bläuling (DE)
Photo captured in the wild, under natural light, in Austria.
It was really starting to cloud over making the stars less visible. Oh well, it was a fun night even though my toes were freezing.
Cherry Springs State Park, PA
Welcome back, Orion! Changing seasons means the winter constellations are returning. This stacked photograph was taken with a Canon R5, 400m lens, and 1.4 teleconverter on an iOptron Skyguider Pro.
2 Nébuleuses visibles, deux presque détectables...
Ciel pollué (et surtout trop humide) à l'horizon.
Pas de guidage, une seule prise.
Algunos pensaréis que he volteado la foto, pues no, es la costumbre que a veces tiene el gato de girar la cabeza y así lo capté.
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An ore train dumps on Dock 6 while limestone loads with 2449 head up the ramp from Missabe Junction to Collingwood.
Nebulas in Orion, a first attempt. A few things to fix, but I still enjoy the result!
Happy New Year!
Peace and Cheers!
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Finally got a clear night without the moon around to try out the star tracker again early in the night here just outside Baltimore. It was a little breezy so that impacted the captures. Considering the light pollution the results turned out pretty cool.
I can always find Orion when I look up and it's above the horizon. Since the dawn of man, we have looked up at the sky at night and found patterns, whether they're there or not.
Darwin Deez has a great song about this, "Constellations". (He uses our tendency to assign connections to things that aren't connected as a metaphor for difficulty humans have connecting with each other.)
[Verse 1]
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are
There’s a million little lights
When the sky turns black tonight
Are there patterns in our skies?
Are patterns only in our eyes?
[Chorus]
Or is a constellation just a constellation?
Is a constellation just a consolation?
[Verse 2]
Wrinkle, wrinkle, little scar
Count the freckles on my arm
If freckles don’t mean anything
Does anything mean anything?
[Chorus]
Or is a constellation just a constellation?
Is a constellation just a consolation?
[Bridge]
We are twinkling stars
Resurrected
Just like twinkling stars
We seem connected
But I know
[Chorus]
That a constellation is just a constellation
Constellation is just a consolation
Constellation is just a consolation
There's a great video for the song at www.youtube.com/watch?v=37sKI7d7-xA
First Orion and first interaction with Pixinsight, this programme is a whole new level!
Shooting in -12 degreec C didn't turn out to be easy, though clear sky and long nights are a big opportunity for good shots.
Integration time: 2 hours
Luminance-108x 30sec
RGB-42-42-42x 30 sec.
Stacked and processed in Pixinsight, retouched in Photoshop CC
Imaging telescope: Takahashi FSQ106EDXIII
Imaging camera: QSI 660wsg-8
Mount: iOptron CEM60
An ore wagon at Bodie, California. Bodie is a former gold mining town east of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and north of Mono Lake. It once had a population of about 10,000. Only about 5 percent of the town remains. It became a California State Historic Park in 1962 and is maintained in a state of "arrested decay".
If you see closely at the stars in Orion's Belt this is what they look like
Well at least for me
A guy pulling a heart
How cool isn't that
Love is in the air :D
I obviously had a nice night walk in the moonshine this evening, except for Aiko pulling the leash every time I should shoot
No wonder there is a man in the moon, lol
Just an attempt to photograph the Orion Nebula here in the big city. Clearly the sky is actually too brightly illuminated here to obtain more structure.
A beautiful evening sky last night! Shot with my Canon 7D and a 50mm 1.8. Applied a Star Spikes filter in PS after the fact. In the future I'm going to play around with fog filters when shooting stars to get a better approximation of what the human eye sees!
After stalling, the southbound loaded train decided to try a run at the hill a second time. They shoved clear of the crossing, gave it to her, and made the hill.
A lucky opening in the clouds illuminates a loaded all-rail train beginning its decent on Steelton Hill. This train loaded at Minntac on the DM&IR and was headed for U.S. Steel's Fairfield mill near Birmingham, Alabama. That mill has since closed its blast furnace, this ending moves of ore from Minnesota to Birmingham.
Orion Nebula - Marians Nebula - Running Man Nebula
Standort: Ruhrgebiet ! Location: Ruhr area (Witten)
Erstes Amateur-AstroFoto nach 1 Jahr, 60 Fotos je 15 sec. mit 500 mm SigmaSport, Nachführung, ISO 1500, Stacking und Erstbearbeitung mit Siril, knappe Endbearbeitung mit Lightroom.
First amateur astrophoto after 1 year, 60 photos 15 sec each with 500 mm SigmaSport, tracking, ISO 1500, stacking and initial processing with Siril, tight final processing with Lightroom.