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Same location as yesterday, but at different spot with another perspective. I think this is my best shot from yesterday. Just cant take my eyes from the ray of light and the color reflections at the lake below... so beautiful..
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So many parallel lines, so many lightings and light, aaahhh, aren't we lucky?
No shadow without light!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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FCC stacking
Image mapping in Povray
Found the equirectangular earth there, I suppose it is from Nasa, but couldn't find the exact reference.
This is the parallel field which was imaged simultaneously alongside the MACS1149 cluster. It gives you a good idea of what this piece of space would look like if there were not a large cluster sitting within the field of view. One can clearly see there are no skinny, arcing galaxies because there is no obvious gravitational lensing going on.
Imaged in two wideband visible (filter peaks at 435nm and 606nm) and one near-infrared filter (814nm) the collection of galaxies is naturally quite colorful and requires no special modifications to bring out these colors whatsoever. There are only four Milky Way stars that I can count. Everything else is galaxies. Another sample of the Universe. Hubble and its team make this whole business of collecting billions year-old photons look like a piece of cake.
Later this year, Hubble will image this space again in longer near-infrared wavelengths, allowing us to see an even deeper image.
This chunk o' Universe was imaged for the Frontier Fields campaign.
Data can be retrieved from the following page:
archive.stsci.edu/prepds/frontier/macs1149.html
Red: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f435w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
Green: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f606w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
Blue: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f814w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
North is NOT up. It is 32° clockwise from up.
Parallel Times (Blondie tribute) performing at North Walsham Live Aid 2018, an annual music event and charity rock memorabilia auction at North Walsham Community Centre. (c)John Newstead
Parallel is in the same neighborhood as Tower Arch, you might say they're right next door to each other. It's a double arch, if you were to get a little further under you could see sky behind that second fin as well.
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Last full day of the trip: revisiting some of the popular spots in Arches that we hadn't been to in years.
Posting the rest of 2013's photos to make room in the camera for 2014's adventures.
These are from a trip we made during School Break last October & November.
From the rooftop of the European Journalism Centre in Maastricht. Each block of flats has two trees in front of it. I was quietly wondering if the inhabitants of each floor have the same job, or if they were organized by block.
A pair of UP trains meet each other on the parallel bridges south of Sosan Yard, showing SP and MP heritage routes. November 2023.
Kiwi Rail locomotive DL9043, one of the first batch of Chinese locomotives for the operator, leads Train 397. It is seen as it runs parallel to the Morrinsville-Walton Road for a short while on the eastern approach to Morrinsville itself.
This is the vinyl siding on my house The snow that was blown against it has begun to drift away from the wall.
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #4 - Parallel lines.
Camera: Canon 40D
Lens: Tmaron 17-50mm@50mm
That's my 200 photo at Flickr) Hooray!
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