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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.
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!
Scoping out this area for maybe some future images. Could only manage banking hours to take these images but was given the best light considering the time of day.
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 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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This is Gabe. You might observe that his left eye looks a bit odd... It is. That's his good eye. The one hidden from view is... let's just say it's seriously damaged. He's been nearly blind from birth, but don't tell him, he doesn't know, and he functions remarkably well, even with his limited vision. This was taken the day a new kitten arrived in the house, and he's scoping out the new guy from a safe distance. Within six hours, they were asleep on the same couch. They're best buddies now.
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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.
Solar Active Regions 2794 & 2795 imaged from London on the 27th December 2020.
Celestron Edge HD11 scope & ASI174MM camera. White light false colour.
BRUGGE, Market square, DIAMOND SCOPE by Vibeke Jensen...
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,
thank you, M, (*_*)
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A Columbian Ground Squirrel scoping out the land near his den in Manning Provincial Park, BC.
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This was my fourth AHSP, and my fifth visit to Spruce Knob, WV. We arrived at Spruce Knob, WV, late morning on Friday, 8/22. Stan and JoAnn, and Rich arrived during the afternoon.
We set up the camper and even though the evening forecast did not look promising, we set up scopes too. We watched for any clearing until about 2230 before turning in.
The Saturday evening forecast called for clouds all night and even an elevated chance of rain. The Sunday forecast predicted that the clouds and smoke would be pushed out to the south by sunset, but the clouds would return by 2200, and that proved accurate. The sky was crystal clear in between those two times. Lightning could be seen off to the north and west even before the session was started. I was finished preparing for the rain by 2315. A light rain came through about 45 minutes later.
Although it had been cloudy all day on Monday, the clouds began to dissipate just before sunset. The sky was crystal clear at sunset, but clouds began to roll in at 2200. I do not know what time the clouds cleared out, but the forecast called for clear skies by midnight or 0100. I woke up to a clear sky at 0630. It was a chilly night.
Pack up and departure were nominal on Tuesday morning, but things took a turn for the worse on the trip home. The camper suffered a broken spring and U-bolts on the right-side wheel at about 1415 while travelling north on I-81. The failure caused the axle to be pushed rearward until the tire was rubbing the rear of the wheel well. I felt a bang and deceleration when the event occurred, and a huge amount of smoke poured out. I was not able to get a mechanic out that afternoon and into the evening. A mechanic met me promptly at 1100 the next morning and had the busted spring off in 15 minutes. He was unable to locate a correct replacement but ended up welding the spring to get me home.
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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。
Image Details:
Total Exposure 4 hours 40 mins.
14x1200s Ha 1x1
Scope - Altair Astro 8"RC, CCDT67 reduced to 1231mm/F6.04.
Sensor - Atik 383l+ Mono CCD + Baader Ha filter. -20degC.
Scale - 0.91 arcsec/pixel.
Mount - Altair Astro Pier mounted iOptron CEM60.
Guiding - Lodestar X2 and SX OAG with PHD2.
Sequence Generator Pro and PixInsight.
Thanks for looking.
The final pic of this series finds Phil still winding his way down Scope End near the end of an excellent walk. October 1994.
Jupiter imaged from London on 15th November 2024. Celestron Edge HD11 scope, Televue 2.5x Powermate & ZWO ASI224MC camera
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
I’m trying so hard to get back into the flickr thing – it’s just hard to find the time once you get out of the groove! I’m still taking as many photos as ever – and have an ever-increasing pool of ones I’d like to share – it’s just making time for it…
This is from the past spring break – my first in like 25 years lol. I actually had planned to post a photo of the town at night taken from a spot high up I had scoped-out, but was not 100% sold it was share-worthy. So I thought I’d go with someone different that I usually do – a portrait. I just like the scenery and the snowfall etc. maybe it’s because I hadn’t seen snow on like 2-3 decades!
More photos to come (I hope!).
Veteran's Oasis Park is rife with bunnies. Both cotton tail and desert hares. All bear scoping by Jasper. They're just so tempting because they run when you chase them. What could be more fun!
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
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.
Equipment:
Scope: Lacerta 72/432 F6 0.85x reduktorral (367mm F5.1)
Mount: Skywatcher EQ-5 Pro Synscan Goto
Guiding: OAG
Guide camera: ZWO ASI120mm Mini
Main camera: ZWO ASI183MM-Pro cooled monochrome camera
Accessories:
ZWO ASIAIR Pro
ZWO EFW 8x1.25"
ZWO EAF
ZWO OAG
ZWO 1.25 Helical focuser
Lacerta Dew-heater 30cm
Programs:
PixInsight
Adobe Photoshop CC 2020
Details:
Camera temp: -15°C
Gain: 53, 111
Astronomik L-3 UV-IR Block: 114x180s
Astronomik 6nm Ha: 26x300s
Astronomik Deep-Sky R: 20x180s
Astronomik Deep-Sky G: 20x180s
Astronomik Deep-Sky B: 19x180s
Bortle Scale: 4
Location: Isaszeg, Hungary
Acquisition date(s):
2021.03.16., 2021.03.19., 2021.03.22., 2021.03.25., 2021.03.31., 2021.04.02.