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50 yard target thru the cheapo scope on my Western Auto (i.e. no name generic 40 year old bolt action 22)
The Scopes "Monkey" Trial was dramatized in the classic 1960 movie, “Inherit The Wind.” The teacher on trial for teaching evolution, John Scopes, was portrayed in the film by Dick York, who went on to achieve pop culture icon status as Darrin Stephens in the long-running hit TV series “Bewitched.” (1964)
Created from scratch, Juliascope parplot case 11 combination, with an added effect using Filter Forge's lighting from bump snippet filter. I am posting both versions but I absolutely love this one. Created with JWildfire 3.20 and Filter forge 7
I know that there is a lot of flare in this picture, but I really like the perspective of the lamp and the arena in the background.
Valentine's day craft - heart-shaped binocularss and spyglass made out of paper tubes. Blogged about here.
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Finally got a scope for my Carbon 15, an NcStar SURS31250G. Mounting is a bit problematic due to the rear sight. I just saw that Bushmaster is now offering a "Flat Top" upper for the Carbon 15 so eventually I will upgrade to that to get a better fit.
This was about 20 minutes of exposure inside of the done. The individual shots were 20 seconds each, and I did a lightening composite to merge the trails. There were too many clouds, so I didn't use the smoother blending that would have decreased the star trail contrast.
I think I would have wanted to take the photo from a spot a bit to the left of where I ended up. That would have allowed me to have the telescope a bit less centered. There were people there already. A slightly wider lens would have also worked.
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton, CA