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I wasn't going to throw this one on Flickr, but Mari kept telling me how cute she thought this shot of a squirrel I found at Stanley Park was. Not only was he standing up, he also let me get really close to him. June 21, 2008.
I was keen to try out this recently-opened St. Pete bar and restaurant, which is seafood-oriented. It did not disappoint. Fried oysters and slaw was my menu choice, and Ybor City-brewed Barriehaus Tampa Export Lager was on tap, all excellent. I plan to return with my wife and other friends one evening.
Newlands valley in Autumn 2012. Lake District National park.
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If you can you should view this at 100%! Shot over 5 nights and roughly 16 hours of data for the nebula and 1 hour for the stars. Processed in PixInsight.
Imaged In: North America
Cams: ASI 2600mc pro, ASI 290mm
Scopes: StellarVue 90mm raptor, FMA 180 Pro
Mount: AM5
Guider: ASIAir+
One of the very few interesting shots I was able to get during my recent visit to Oxley Nature Center. But, this is the sort of thing that keeps me coming back for more.
read previous description for details. this beast will liquidize you and laugh while doing it.
credit to hoogoi for warning signs :)
One of the adjusters for zeroing in the telescopic sight on my air rifle. Taken for Macro Mondays "Circle" theme
Harlow looking at the air below on the knife traverse of the Petzoldt direct route on the Grand Teton.
Plushi-scope leads Teddy Team 6. He wears a fairly mobile mech unit purposed for long range sniping and surveillance. He can survey the battle field well guiding other fluffy in their combat against nightmares.
Not the best light or colour yesterday morning (until we had packed up and were heading home) so the best option was a long exposure and mono conversion :-)
Sun on 9th May 2015 in Ha
Lunt LS60 Solar scope, ASI120MM camera
Processed using AS!2, Registax6 and PS SC6
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On top of the world....always a favorite spot to visit when we're in the Tetons; great for sunrise or sunset with views of the Teton range in one direction and the Teton valley in the other. Enjoyed the company of a blue grouse on this particular evening as well as an interesting storm front brewing in the distance. Mike was scoping while I was photographing, one of his favorite things to do when we're out west; and I couldn't resist a shot of my favorite model :-) He told me he's going to start charging a modeling fee....LOL!!!!
Have a great Thursday, and as always, thanks for visiting and commenting!!!!
Just a quick, and small diorama displaying a little part of my SMOF Faction. There is more so I will upload a picture of the entire diorama later.
Appreciation to the Jackhammer's designer =]
...Stupid BF2 taking a Shotgun that isn't even in production
This is a supernova remnant. The Chinese recorded the supernova event in 1060AD, and even saw it during daylight hours for several days. It lies around 6,500 light years away.
Image Details:
- Imaging Scope: Celestron C8 SCT
- Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI183MC Color with ZWO IR cut filter
- Guider: Celestron Starsense Autoguider
- Acquisition Software: Sharpcap
- Guiding Software: Celestron
- Mount: Celestron CGEM
- Capture Software: SharpCap Pro (LiveStack mode with dithering)
- Light Frames: 30*5 mins @ 100 Gain, Temp -20C
- Dark Frames: 30*5 mins
- Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker
- Processed in PixInsight, Adobe Lightroom, and Topaz Denoise AI
A ski mountaineer checking out the many options for a perfect day of #skiing at #Tuckermans from Hojo's. This guy proceeded to head up to the Hillman's/Dodge's area and I headed up into the bowl where I had the place to myself for 2 hours! The first run was still icy but the next 5 were amazing!
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This big dome in the woods used to house the largest of the telescopes at the Royal Greenwich Observatory. I can remember visiting it when I was a child in the mid 1970s not long before it moved to the Canary Islands. I can remember there being an outcry at the time but in truth light pollution had caught up with it by then and it was never likely to stay.
Looks like this big ram is scoping things out, but he was actually in the process of sitting down on top of this ledge right across from the confluence. And yep, it was quite cold, as you can tell from his breath.
Have a great Sunday, and as always, thanks for all your visits and comments!!!!!
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