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Steven Harvey Projects, at Scope, 2012

The ATmega64 + quartz + load capacitors are presoldered and flashed with the current firmware.

 

Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.

Looking for some prime real-estate on the beach.

(European) Peacock butterfly

digiscoped through Leica APO Televid 82 mm spotting scope, D-Lux 4 camera, & digital adapter 4

Rutland Waters, UK

Birdfair, August 2009

Sketchbook drawing over a picture I took in Washington state. Kind of a strange pose out of context, still happy with it.

Edmonson Co., Ky.

 

The largest telescope in the state of Florida!

 

Ortega 0.8 meter f/8 telescope

Physics & Space Sciences Dept.

Florida Tech

Melbourne, Florida, USA

July 26, 2010

 

Credit: Don Schumacher

This is quite an artsy photo of the sunset through the hole of a street pole.

Open Contemporary Art Center, Biennial Scope, 2010

Visitors could take photographs of the Biennial in the Museum if they joined this scheme, and were encouraged to upload their images to the project site.

at Steven Harvey Projects, at Scope, 2012

Weiser (Idaho) boys golf tournament, April 22, 2014.

Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.

Sub machine gun assembled from typewriter parts and found objects. WOWZA

How many people are aware that Polaris is really a double star? The amount of times you have lined up on it, aligned your finderscope, and checked a whole host of other things on it, and many people didn't realise that it is a double, the companion at Mag 9.1 and 18.4" away. www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number...

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Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.

A little topical graphic for the Seattle Camera Obscura Photography EnthusiastS (SCOPES) group.

Dancers In Company is the touring repertory dance troupe from the University of Iowa. Twelve dancers, undergraduates and graduate students both, tour the Midwest every spring performing live concerts and workshops. The company trains dancers in performance and choreography while simultaneously emphasizing the importance of liberal arts education.

 

Which brings us to why the dancing dozen was onstage in the auditorium at Central Campus Monday.

 

The DMPS Gifted & Talented program has embarked this year upon a broadening of scope to include identification of students with promise in the visual and performing arts.

 

Read the full story at www.dmschools.org/blog.

Scope is the Driver . Included.

50 yard target thru the cheapo scope on my Western Auto (i.e. no name generic 40 year old bolt action 22)

Hawke Sport HD 4x32 Mil Dot Scope.

 

From across the parking lot, with kfisto's borrowed big lens. I didn't realize there was stuff on the window sill until I got home and was scoping out the focus and sharpness at 100%. Kind of makes me want to go in there...

Designing faux "atoms" out of marshmellows and jelly beans

Signage for the Jan. 29, 2009 pontoon construction open house and scoping meeting.

Veil Nebula as seen over multiple sessions during the Summer of 2014. Data was collected starting at GSSP and through several nights at Montebello Open Space Preserve in July and August.

 

Total of 24 sub exposures for 8 hours of integration. Many near-overlapping frames made it difficult to properly align the images to eliminate transparency differences.

 

Stellarvue SV scope with SSF6 flattener, IDAS HEIUB-II filter with Pentax K10D (modified and cooled) dslr.

 

Calibrated with Maxim, Stacked in DSS, Processed in PixInsight.

 

PI work was pretty easy, given the clean source. Didn't need to do a lot of noise reduction, just a little in ACDNR. I normally use the Denoise tool, but the masking was proving too difficult for my skills with too many stars and the faint nebulosity. Tighted up the oblong stars with Deconvolution tool.

 

The oblong stars are my returning challenge regarding what might be flexure. Still trying to nail this once down and I may have to struggle through Calstar with this problem.

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