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Newlands valley in Autumn 2012. Lake District National park.
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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 :)
Yesterday I saw an IR scope, I tought i make one -->this is the result of my one day work. Enjoy!
Pastie: pastebin.com/6BGyx60t
Something similar to this : forums.thecmp.org/showthread.php?t=42486
Please credit me if u use it!!!!
One of the adjusters for zeroing in the telescopic sight on my air rifle. Taken for Macro Mondays "Circle" theme
Resident Evil Village
• Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
• Captured on PC with ReShade 4.9.1
• Edited in Lightroom Classic
Harlow looking at the air below on the knife traverse of the Petzoldt direct route on the Grand Teton.
The other day, my boss was looking at my photography and mentioned that my photo "Reaching for the Water" reminded him of one of his favorite places in our general area. He claimed that it was as gorgeous as Rocky Mountain National Park, but with almost no people. When I got home, I did a lot of searching to find photos of the area, but all of them seemed to be shot with 7 year old point and shoots at midday. Determined to be one of the first with good quality photos, I decided to check it out today and plan for a future sunrise/sunset trip. After scoping it out, I can absolutely back up his claims...
Of the probably 100+ lakes in the area, this was amazingly one of the least interesting I came across. I typically wouldn't post a shot from one of my scoping trips (in fact, I usually don't even take any pictures on them), but I am just so psyched to go there again that I will anyway.
Weather permitting, I will be heading up very, very early on Monday to shoot the sunrise at the most mindblowing of the locations I visited today. Stay tuned! UPDATE: Weather permitting failed as there isn't supposed to be a cloud in the sky all day. Wednesday it is.
Shot with my Sigma 10-20mm @ around 11mm and new B+W ND110 to try to compensate for the boring, nearly midday sky.
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 :-)
www.mediafire.com/?8kuejg7wk3xspth
Please credit Wes, and me!
It's a rather large code, and it contains some white shapes, but mounting it on a rail shouldn't be a problem!
[Scope 1]
Scope: Vixen VSD70SS (fl:385mm, F:5.5)
Camera: ZWO ASI6200MC Pro (-10℃)
Others: ZWO EAF focuser, ASI AIR Plus-256G(non Dithering)
Exposure: gain100, 3min x 32 (total:1h36m)
[Scope 2]
Scope: Vixen VSD90SS + V0.71xReducer (fl:351mm, F3.9)
Camera: ZWO ASI6200MM Pro (-10℃), Astrodon tru-Barance Filter
Others: ZWO EAF focuser, ASI AIR Plus-256G(non Dithering)
Exposure: gain100, R:3min x 10, G:3min x 10, B:3min x 10 (total:1h30m)
[Shared]
Mount: ZWO AM5N
Guide: QHYCCD miniGuideScope (fl:130mm) + ZWO ASI 120MM-mini
At Yamanashi-Prefecture("Fujigane-Observatory"), Japan, 2024, 29, Dec.
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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
- www.kevin-palmer.com - This was my first and last chance to point a telescope at Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS.
I built this Gotham Police Department for Blocks Magazine to showcase these custom minifigs from United Bricks. While as usual I wanted to build something much smaller, the scope of the building I was trying to capture necessitated a much bigger build. This is the largest interior space I've built, half again as big as my steampunk laboratory. This one also required some specific details, like the Selectric typewriters.
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!
I'm on facebook now!
Alright this is the second beautiful scope I made for Sweetwater, I hope you like it!
Here's the full code: www.mediafire.com/?w9giahejh65br3h
The size is deduced to 1.9MB, so there's 600kb gone =]
Thanks again, Jake!
Please credit me and the Sweetwater team if you've used this scope. There's no need to take off the Sweetwater logos anymore. Just make sure to credit us.
Thanks to The Wezzy for the scope mounts!
Feel free to comment.
Amy
As the otter was eating the small fish it just caught and the mother Mallard was escaping with her two ducklings (two previous posts), this eagle flew overhead and carefully scoped out the events transpiring below before continuing on it's way.
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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Closer view of the working end of my scope setup so I can label everything (with notes) for those who are interested
A quick shot of Scope Beck Tarn looking down Newlands Valley Cumbria, during a break in the weather.
Category: Bill Me Later
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