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Because they Aarrrgh...... ;-))))

A male great horned owl flew in for a drink at Ayer Lake at Boyce Thompson Arboretum. But only the paranoid survive so he took the time to scope things out between drinks.

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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! :)

A Tufted Titmouse scopes out some food nearby, making sure it's safe and squirrel-free.

The Horsehead and Flame Nebula, a stack of 11 shots processed in Photoshop. 1 of the frames was 10 minutes at ISO800, the rest were 20 minutes per frame, ISO400. Uncooled Nikon D810A on a Celestron CGEM2 mount, APT controlling the camera, ZWO guide camera with 60mm Sbvony scope for guiding with PHD2. The main scope is a Nikkor 600mm f/4 VR lens, shot wide open here. I had to keep adjusting the focus about every 40 minutes as the temp dropped, which is a pain! When I tried to do the meridian flip I messed it up and the scope lost its aligment, which for some reason I couldn't re-establish. I lost so much time I gave up for the night! Something I have to work on!

Canon EOS 6D (Baader filter modified) @ ISO 6400

Stack of the best 80x45 sec subs with calibration frames added.

Celestron C11 at f7 Cropped.

Tracked on a Skywatcher AZ-EQ6 mount with no guiding.

Polar aligned : Polar Scope.

Acquisition : Intervalometer.

Imaged from suburbia through a IDAS Light pollution LPS-P2 2.00".

Processed in APP and finished off in LR.

I was checking out the Cimarron River area in prep for aspen color season. It's especially pretty, from the pics I've seen.

Cereal field with Verbascum (the highest one) and Phalacroloma anuum (forming the white aspect) among the pine forests near Prtovino, Moscow region

I carefully planned this shoot, arriving early to Four Mile Creek so there would be a mist on the water and the fall foliage although past peak would still be an attractive backdrop for the Herons. Somehow the Herons got mixed up on the dates and times and were a no show. Standing on a muddy path alongside the creek under a canopy of trees holding my longest lens my options were limited. I really did not see any good shots, but I started viewing the trees above me through the lens very slowly and carefully similar to a sniper looking through his scope. I left with over 30 images that I probably would never have seen if the Herons had been there as scheduled.

More inviting fells from the lower slopes of Scope End, descending the Newlands Round.

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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Object: WR134 (October 2024)

WR 134 is a variable Wolf-Rayet star located in the constellation of Cygnus. It is surrounded by a faint bubble nebula blown by the intense radiation and high velocity winds from the star. It is 5.25 times the radius of our own sun, but due to a temperature over 63,000 K it is 400,000 times as luminous as the Sun.

- Other designations - V1769 Cygni, BD+35° 4001, HD 191765, WR 134, HIP 99377, SAO 69541

- Distance: 6000 light years

Details:

- Acquisition Date: 10/05/2024 to 10/08/2024

- Location: Western Massachusetts, USA

- Imaging Camera: QHY600PH-M -10°C - Mode 1(High Gain) Offset:15 Gain:56

- Telescope: Celestron EdgeHD 11 Celestron 11" Edge HD @f/7

- Focal reducer: Celestron .7x Focal Reducer, for 11 HD

- Mount: Astro-Physics AP1100 w/GTO4

- Guide scope: Celestron Off Axis Guider

- Guide Camera: ASI174m mini

- Software: Adobe Photoshop CS5, Sequence Generator Pro, PixInsight 1.8 Ripley, Aries Astro Pixel Processor

Filters:

- Chroma Ha 3nm 50mm

- Chroma OIII 3nm 50mm

Exposure Times:

- Hydrogen Alpha (Ha): 27 x 10min. (270min) bin 1x1

- Oxygen III (OIII):25 x 10min. (250min) bin 1x1

Total Exposure:520min. (8.67hr)

Sky Quality:

-Magnitude: 19.71

-Bortle Class 5

-1.41 mcd/m^2 Brightness

-1234.6 ucd/m^2 Artificial Brightness

A male Pileated Woodpecker scans the area for what was making the noise before resuming his work on the cavity at Boyd Hill.

Fishing in the surf at Caumsett Park, Long Island.

Revelation 13:18 “Here is scope for ingenuity. Let people of shrewd intelligence calculate the number of the Wild Beast; for it indicates a certain man, and his number is 666.”

“WHO Member States conclude negotiations and make significant progress on draft pandemic agreement” – World Health Organization

“Proposal to be submitted to World Health Assembly in May for consideration”

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The United Nations is working towards expanding their powers yet again. If you fail, try again: write and rewrite, package and repackage, until it’s accepted. This is another step towards world governance.

It was just before sunset and we returned to the Galena Territory for food and rest after a day of adventure.

Horseshoe Mound Preserve features a central gathering area, viewing scopes, and scenic outlooks with views across three states. Hiking trails extend throughout the property and offer panoramic views of the city of Galena, distant views of Bellevue and Dubuque in Iowa, the Mississippi River, and several other geological mounds in Iowa and Wisconsin.

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An octagonal structure with an amazing shell of mirror glass stands across from the Belfry on the Market Square. Depending where you stand, reflecting the medieval facades,

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El monte más alto del cordal que separa Scope Beck y Newlands Beck, con una bonita luz que cambiaba a cada minuto.

Lake District, 2017-04-15.

Bajando a Little Town, Lake District.

Panorámica tomada con el móvil.

armory, scope, pulse (NYC 09)

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Taken near Al Khanza desert (Abu Dhabi)

Ha: 90min (300 sec sub exp)

R: 30 min (180 sec sub exp)

G: Synth

B: 30 min (180 sec sub exp)

Camera: Atik 490ex Mono

Scope: Celestron C8, Hyperstar Lens (F/2)

Mount: Sky Watcher AZ-EQ6 GT

Filters: Baader

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

Shot through the lens of a 40mm eyepiece and my 6" SCT scope (about 38X magnification).

My first galaxy with the F4 Quattro, M33 - Triangulum Galaxy. The galaxy is located approximately 3 Million light years away in the constellation of Triangulum, it is the third largest member in a cluster of galaxies which includes our own and the famous M31 Andromeda Galaxy

The image was the first taken with my Nichrome wire in front of the Mirror Fan to prevent dew forming on the Primary.....And it worked!!!

Image Details:

21x300S in LRGB

16x600S in HA

The HA was added as a Lighten Layer to the Red Channel, all frames have 25 Flats and 25 Darks applied

Equipment Used:

Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ8 Pro

Imaging Scope: Sky-Watcher Quattro 8-CF @ F4

Imaging Camera: Atik Cameras 383L+ Mono Cooled to -20C

Filter Wheel: Starlight Xpress Ltd 7x36mm unmounted USB Filter Wheel

Filters: Baader Planetarium 36mm LRGB + 7nm HA

Guide Scope: Celestron Telescopes C80ED

Guide Camera: Qhyccd QHY5L-II

Software Used:

Image Acquisition: Main Sequence Software Sequence Generator Pro

Image Stacking and Combining: Maxim-DL

Post Processing: Photoshop CS5, Noise Ninja

El Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA) es una entidad cultural privada sin ánimo de lucro con sede en la madrileña calle Alcalá, en España. Fundada en 1880, desde 1921 está declarada “Centro de Protección de las Bellas Artes y de Utilidad Pública”. Es un centro multidisciplinar, ya que en él se desarrollan actividades que abarcan desde las artes plásticas hasta la literatura pasando por la ciencia, la filosofía, el cine o las artes escénicas. Desde su creación ha desarrollado una importante labor de alcance internacional en el campo de la creación, la difusión y la gestión cultural, siendo uno de los centros culturales privados más importantes de Europa.

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The Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA) is a non-profit private cultural entity based in Madrid's Alcalá street, in Spain. Founded in 1880, since 1921 it has been declared a "Center for the Protection of Fine Arts and Public Utility". It is a multidisciplinary center, since it develops activities ranging from the plastic arts to literature through science, philosophy, film or performing arts. Since its creation it has developed an important work of international scope in the field of creation, dissemination and cultural management, being one of the most important private cultural centers in Europe.

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Local hawk uses a goose nesting platform to get a vantage point and scope the terrain.

Another quick shot from Newlands Valley, Cumbria. A brief opportunity during our ever changing Cumbrian weather.

M27 can be found in the constellation of Vulpecula, which is high overhead in summer months. This planetary nebula lies at a distance of about 1227 LY from earth. It's a very bright object easily visible in binoculars. As a result, it's a favourite for stargazers. What we see is the remains of a star like our sun that grew through its red giant stage and cast out its outer shell, leaving little more than its core behind as a white dwarf to irradiate and illuminate the expanding shell of gas. This will be the fate of our own sun in a few billion years.

Since it's cold and the weather is not conducive to going out into the field, I'm looking back through older data I'd collected to process with new tools and techniques. In this case, I combined data from 2 separate sessions shot in the summer of 2019.

-=Tech Data=-

-Image Details-

Hα & OIII: 252 minutes of 3 and 5 minute exposures

-Equipment-

Imaging Scope: Sky-Watcher Quattro 250P

Mount: Celestron CGX

Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI 1600MC-Pro

Focus: Pegasus Astro Dual Motor Focus Motor & Controller

Guide Camera: Orion SSAG

Guide Scope: Orion mini guide

Filter: STC Astro Duo-Narrowband filter (Hα and OIII)

Power: Pegasus Astro Pocket Power Box

-Software-

Acquisition / Rig Control: Sequence Generator Pro

Stacking: Astro Pixel Processor

Processing: PixInsight

Post Processing: Photoshop CC

-Location-

Shot at the Dark Sky Viewing Aread and Camden Lake Provincial Wildlife Area near Moscow in South Eastern Ontario.

Finished this one today. No extra Ha or O3 data. Just straight up broadband with no filter. 20 hours and 4 minutes of exposure.

Scopes: StellarVue 90mm Raptor, Askar FMA180 Pro

Cameras: ASI 2600 mc pro, ASI 290mm

Others: ASIAir+, AM5

North America

Processed entirely in PixInsight

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。

This is a single 5 minute uncalibated sub from the system 2 scope at the Grand Mesa Observatory at Whitewater, Colorado, USA.

it was taken on the June 23, 2020 using a QHY367 Pro C Full Frame OSC CMOS camera on a William Optics 156 Refractor Telescope.

The comet reached perihelion on the 4th May 2020 at 1.615 AU. It came in from the Oort cloud and has an orbital period of around 58000 years.

In this image, it is close to spiral galaxy NGC 4217 in the constellation Canes Venatici and spiral galaxy Messier 106 is seen near the right border.