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Zupi`s Art & Design Conference in Memorial da Amériica Latina.
More than 3 thousand artists and professionals, live painting, live music, break-dancing and lectures!
Der italienische Bergsee heißt Lago di Landro. Vor dort hat man einen sagenhaften Blick auf den Monte Cristallo (3221m).
Probably the most well-known cliché shot from any Open House London, this is something I've wanted to see for 4 years now - but never made it until this Sunday. The atrium is within the Allen & Overy offices in One Bishops Square. The balls stretch up several floors and change colours, shortly after getting the nice reds it all went white until we'd left.
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Beautiful botanical gardens located in Dubbo, a city around 300 miles or so north west of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
The name of the gardens is: Dubbo Regional Botanic Garden.
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"Ghanima" Achro 150/750
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CHROMOSPHERE (-2) + PLAYER ONE 533 M
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Well I'm back! (After 33 gruelling hours in transit.) I will try and catch up with your photos over the next few weeks.
Telescopio o obiettivo di acquisizione:Tecnosky Apo Triplet 115/800
Camera di acquisizione:QHYCCD QHY8L
Montatura:HEQ5
Telescopio o obiettivio di guida:SkyWatcher FinderGuider 9x50
Camera di guida:Magzero MZ-5m
Riduttore di focale:TecnoSky Spianatore/riduttore 0,8x
Software:photoshop, PixInsight 1.8 PixInsight, Nebulosity, PHD guiding
Filtro:Hutech IDAS LPS-P2
Risoluzione: 2956x1976
Date:25 Ottobre 2019
Pose:Hutech IDAS LPS-P2: 17x900" (gain: 4.00) -20C bin 1x1
Integrazione: 4.2 ore
Dark: ~8
Flat: ~15
Bias: ~30
Giorno lunare medio: 26.50 giorni
Fase lunare media: 10.04%
Scala del Cielo Scuro Bortle: 3.00
SQM medio: 20.85
Temperatura: 13.00
Astrometry.net job: 3014477
Centro AR: 23,595 gradi
Centro DEC: 30,615 gradi
Campionamento: 2,499 arcsec/pixel
Orientazione: 219,507 gradi
Raggio del campo: 1,234 gradi
July 6, 2024 - North of Funk Nebraska
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Dark supercell storm clouds gather ominously over a vast, open field, creating a dramatic contrast with the green landscape. In the distance, a tractor is visible, adding a sense of scale and human presence to the expansive rural scene.
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Até cogitei usar esse esmalte pro desafio da Ilana, mas a foto que tirei "segurando a coisa" (fotinho nos comentários) não foi na sala, então começo amanhã ou quarta.
Esse esmalte é muito lindo!!! Só que a fórmula é meio chatinha e o pincel eu achei ruim, mas apesar de tudo valeu a pena.
sem base
2x PP
Have not seen any for a few weeks and today, there was a bunch of them frolicking about. For whatever reason, they just seemed to be enjoying themselves. According to the Merlin app, they gather to in large flocks to roost and eat berries in the fall and winter... which is exactly what they were doing
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- Tyler Arboretum
Tried something a little different with my setup on this shoot. Decided to put the camera in One Shot instead of AI Servo mode. Burst rate increased (kept in high-speed shooting) over Servo, and focus seemed to better. Hit rate also appears to be increased as well.
I know Servo mode is a little less reliable than One Shot is. Knowing that I am primarily looking mainly for perched birds, seemed a good decision. I think I'll keep it set that way for any decent winter days I can get outside.
Also maintained shooting with the camera in Crop Mode (1.6) which does allow for it to be zoomed-in in the viewfinder, giving me a larger target to focus on. I’m actually a fan of this feature because it allows me to focus better on composition since it crops the photo at the time of shooting versus doing it in post... which has to be cropped anyway. Subject size is the exact same size if I were to have done it in full frame, but again, benefits of this mode are above.
Effective focal length here is 1280mm if you factor in the 1.6 crop mode and the 800mm. Only a slight finishing crop to a 4:3 ratio and overall reduction in pixels for post.
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Kodak Gold 200 @ EI 200
Mamiya 6 Automat
Bellini C41 kit - all steps @ 38C
Twizzle stick used for agitating solution/film
Pre-Wash (water) : 3 mins
Dev : 3¾ mins (films 9-12)
Bleach : 1 min
Fix : 1½ mins
Post-Wash (water) 3 min
Stabiliser : 3 mins
1/250 sec @ f10
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Stone bridge near Watkin Path. Edward Watkin created a path from the quarry to the Snowdon summit the first designated footpath in Britain, and the first step towards opening the countryside to walkers. The path was officially opened in 1892 by the Prime Minister William Gladstone, who was 83 years old at the time. He addressed a crowd of over 2000 people from a rock on the side of the path, which is known today as the Gladstone Rock.
This is thought to be one of the most hard going paths up Snowdon, as it starts only a little above sea level. The path starts off wide and quite even, but becomes rocky towards the second half, and then crosses loose scree. This location was used as the Khyber Pass in the well known film Carry on up the Khyber.