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There are a couple mistakes on this picture, for example, the hand going inside the pillow! But I will go lightly on myself because I spent some time setting up a blog: Kayle D's Scope.
I will try and conciliate the exploration with some "honest reviews", taking advantage of the fact that no one is actually sponsoring me! xD
I will probably be posting in portuguese though, but I change my mind so often.. who knows. Today I tried on a set from the Kinky69 event and I also share where I landed! You can read about it here -> kayledscope.blogspot.com/2021/12/kayle-sincera-001.html
This from the BioSpere in Potsdam, Germany just outside Berlin. It's a great place of reptiles, butterflies, birds and an absolute array of plant and flower species. As I mentioned in another posting from the BioSphere this was a challenge with no flash but I think this worked out.
I cannot wait to get back there at some point.
Belated HNY to everyone and I hope everyone's 2019 is going to be great.
I've been so busy recently I can't post as much and I haven't been able to get out as much with the camera, but anyway, much love to everyone and as always, thank you! :)
Cereal field with Verbascum (the highest one) and Phalacroloma anuum (forming the white aspect) among the pine forests near Prtovino, Moscow region
I was checking out the Cimarron River area in prep for aspen color season. It's especially pretty, from the pics I've seen.
A little bit more of a horizontal stretch instead of a vertical stretch but I have to say that these little greenies have a bag of tricks that will rival any bird in the world!! Saw a number of these little characters on the bayou today but none of them were very cooperative!
I'm a bit late to the party this evening but I will get there!!
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A male Pileated Woodpecker scans the area for what was making the noise before resuming his work on the cavity at Boyd Hill.
Hair: Little Bones / Scope
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Head: GA.EG / Mesh Head Kirsten
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Jacket: Blueberry / Asia
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The Great Orion Nebula in close up - Main reason to photograph it was to test the Scope out after re-calibrating (2 Parabolic Mirrors need to be perfectly aligned !!) - seems to work !!
Red filtered image of planet Venus, shot from London on the 3rd July 2020.
Celestron Edge HD11 scope, ASI174MM camera and Televue 2.5x Powermate.
Spiral arms seem to swirl around the core of Messier 96 in this colorful island universe. Of course M96 is a spiral galaxy, and counting the faint arms extending beyond the brighter central region it spans 100 thousand light-years or so. That's about the size of our own Milky Way. M96 is known to be 38 million light-years distant, a dominant member of the Leo I galaxy group. In looking at the galaxy, it seems to me it might be becoming a polar ring galaxy; the core is nearly face-on to us, but the outer ring seems to sit at an obilque angle to the core.
Background galaxies and smaller Leo I group members can be found by examining the picture. The most intriguing one is itself a spiral galaxy seen nearly edge on behind the outer spiral arm near the 4 o'clock position from center. Its bright central bulge cut by its own dark dust clouds, the edge-on background spiral appears to be about 1/5 the size of M96. If that background galaxy is similar in actual size to M96, then it would be about 5 times farther away. Text from APOD
Taken from Ambrosia Mill AZ, February 2025
Equipment Paramount MYT, ZWO 2600MM, Vixen VC200L @ 1800mm focal length. Scope courtesy of Larry Parker
This image is an LRGB composition. Stars are RGB only.
RGB 2 hours each channel
L 10 hours
With the target bunker a short distance ahead, Firefly and his team pause to check out the area before entering.
Scoping out locations in readiness for the infrastructure changes that were about to begin here in Sunshine.
One of several projects, that explore photography as evidence amongst other ideas.
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Milkyway - Scopion
Camera: Nikon D810A
Lens: Sigma 50mm f/1.4
Data: ISO1600, f/3.2, 120sec x 60
May 5 2016,1:00-3:15 JST
Mt.Myohgi,Gunma,Japan
I'll be driving to Glacier this weekend to spend some time eye level with the mountain gods. Most of the logistics are pinned down, but I am left with one nagging question: which panoramic pinhole to take? I know for a fact that my bag will have one, and only one, pano pinhole in it. Glacier is too appropriate a place for such cameras to leave them all at home. Likewise, it seems way too redundant to take more than one. My choices are between three: the 6x12 Holga WPC, the 6x12 curved plane Reality So Subtle (with filter thread) or the 6x17 curved plane Reality So Subtle with two pinholes. Between those I think the 6x17 is at the bottom of the list. It has already been to Glacier, after all it made this image. The 6x12 Reality So Subtle is my newest pinhole addition and the one I have used the least. But looking back through my Holga WPC images lately I am reminded at just how capable a camera the WPC is. Plus it is so compact and light... and I do plan to get some miles in so every ounce counts.
Thankfully I have just under 36 hours to make up my mind. Not a bad decision to have to wrestle with.
Reality So Subtle 6x17
Kodak Ektar 100
inspired by george, i modified my old rpg, made a side mounting scope, and made the warhead detachable! i also drilled out the back of the rpg.
Hickson Compact Group 68 is like a little box of assorted galactic chocolates. There's a lenticular galaxy, an elliptical, a couple of S0's and a pretty barred spiral Seyfert galaxy. My favorite in this field is the "little" spiral galaxy, UGC8841, at the top left.
Captured at SRO, in California 8-24 June, 2015
Objects in image include:
NGC5350, NGC5353, NGC5354, NGC5355, NGC5358, PGC49480/UGC8841
Scope: Ceravolo C300 @ f/9 = 2720mm FL
Mount: AP1100
Camera: FLI PL16803
Filters: Astrodon Gen II
Guiding: Lodestar II / Tak guide scope
Image scale: 0.68 arcsec/pixel
Exposures: 22x600s R, 22x600s G, 18x600s B, 29x600s L (~15 hours)
Processing: PixInsight 1.8
Acquisition credit: John Kasianowicz, Daniele Malleo, Leonardo Orazi, Rob Pfile, Rick Stevenson and Jerry Yesavage.
Processing credit: Rick Stevenson
My friend is famous as a photographer of HDR in Japan. He often makes this signboard the subject. His work is in contrast to my photograph and is very clear, and it is impressive.
I enjoyed photography in Sunshine City on that day. However, I may like this shot most.
On March 8, 2015 in Ikebukuro.
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HDRの写真家として著名な友人が、この看板を主題にしています。 彼の作品は僕の写真とは対照的でとても鮮明で印象的です。
この日ぼくはサンシャインシティで撮影を楽しみましたが、このショットが一番気に入っているかもしれません。
2015年3月8日、池袋にて。
SHO (Hubble Palette) Processed in PixInsight / PS CC
SII - Red Channel
Ha - Green Channel
O3 - Blue Channel
Tech details:
SII - (Sulfur) 5nm
300s x 39 subs
Ha - (Hydrogen Alpha) 5nm
300s x 77 subs
O3 - (Oxygen III) 3nm
300s x 72 subs
Equipment:
Mount - Losmandy G11
Scope - ES 127mm CF w/ .7x FF/FR
Camera - ZWO 1600MMC
did a shoot with my best friends justin and draytons band "collide and scope" im probably going on a winter/new years tour with them should be fun.
i put my foot in my mouth when i said i was really loving shooting at night hahaa we had to use justins suv lights on high so i could get my camera to focus
-ab1600 boomed thru octa in front little right
-ab800 back left for rim
-ab800 in side and high top of the stair well full power shooting to make the window light up all erie
-canon 5d mark 2
- 17-40mm f4 usm L
Saturn imaged from London, early morning 12th July 2020. Altitude 17.25 degrees.
Celestron Edge HD11 scope & ASI174MM camera. IR (luminance) R image.
best friends needed a shoot come down from gainesville we shot form 7pm til 12am
did a few locations in side and outside for the new layout this one was one of my favorites of the shoot
strobist
-ab1600 boomed in front
-ab800's left and right behind
Evening sun on the slopes of Scope End. Although Scope End (right) looks like a distinct peak, it is actually only on a ridge leading up to Hindscarth (back centre) and there is no drop between the two.
Was tickled to see the Brown Thrasher today while doing some birdwatching.
These guys don't show up too often out in the open, but they do like to check out the ground underneath the feeders from time to time. Today was one of those days.
They remind be a bit of Roadrunners because they usually seem to run from place to place instead of the slow gait most birds do when foraging under the feeders.
Managed to grab an hour this morning, I've been meening to get this shot for a while, I'm still not 100% happy with it, might have to re-visit this one when I finaly get myself a new tripod that gave up the ghost shortly after this.Then went home and knocked my sons tooth out with a ball - not the best of days for Badger or young Badger junior:(
f22, 180secs, 12mm, iso100