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Another quick shot from Newlands Valley, Cumbria. A brief opportunity during our ever changing Cumbrian weather.
The ISS just before transiting the Moon as seen from my London back garden on the 22nd January.
Celestron Edge HD11 scope & ASI174MM camera
Was tickled to see the Brown Thrasher today while doing some birdwatching.
These guys don't show up too often out in the open, but they do like to check out the ground underneath the feeders from time to time. Today was one of those days.
They remind be a bit of Roadrunners because they usually seem to run from place to place instead of the slow gait most birds do when foraging under the feeders.
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
South Padre Island_Mar 28th
We still had time left to scope out another site that we were going to visit in the morning. We were so excited to see everything here! This is a fantastic place for birding!
Here is the ebird list for this site:
ebird.org/view/checklist/S54603129
Thanks for your visits, comments and faves! They are all appreciated!
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.
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This is a beautiful pairing of galaxies in Ursa Major.
(60) 5min L 1x1
(12) ea 5min RGB 1x1
Scope: AT10RC truss tube with AT2FF
CCD: QSI532wsg+Lodestar.
Mount: AP900 GTOCP3
One of Alexander Calder's outdoor sculptures in the grounds of Hauser & Wirth in Bruton, framed through another one of his sculptural art pieces.
Cropping: When traveling and taking pictures, there's always the question of people. Do you want them in your image or not? Sometimes it helps to have them in to give your subject perspective. You have to ask yourself - 1. What the main story/subject here and what do I want to bring attention to? 2. How do I want to tell the story? Wide scope where the "looker" is deciding for themselves or are you giving it to them --no question! Here's an example where I wanted to showcase these steep stone steps... the people were on private tour. Without asking them to move (we didn't have time to wait) I decided to take the pic and crop later. I like the middle best in this instance. Far left is the original. Middle crop you still keep the sense of the steps, and they aren't the 2nd place subject in the pic. Right side--I think you lose too much of the sense of how steep they are and the steps themselves start to become secondary...
read previous description for details. this beast will liquidize you and laugh while doing it.
credit to hoogoi for warning signs :)
This image shows the planetary nebula IC 289, located in the northern constellation of Cassiopeia. Formerly a star like our Sun, it is now just a cloud of ionized gas being pushed out into space by the remnants of the star’s core, visible as a small bright dot in the middle of the cloud. I last imaged this in August using a refractor and decided to put a bigger scope on it for this image.
Observation data: J2000.0 epoch
Right ascension: 03h 10m 19.3017s
Declination: +61° 19′ 00.914″
Distance: 5,190 ± 500 ly
Constellation: Cassiopeia
Tech Specs: Orion 8” RC Telescope, ZWO ASI2600MC camera running at -10F, 81 Minutes using 60 second exposures, Celestron CGEM-DX pier mounted, ZWO EAF and ASIAir Pro, processed in PixInsight. Image Date: November 7, 2024. Location: The Dark Side Observatory (W59), Weatherly, PA, USA (Bortle Class 4).
The earliest written reference to the Old Castle of Celje dates back to 1323. The original design only included a Romanesque palace and the walls. It was given its today's scope and appearance by the Counts of Celje, the most renowned and notable noble dynasty seated in the area of present-day Slovenia. Their reign and power had a long reach and they had a substantial impact on the political fate of the Central European region. The first Count of Celje to move to the Celje Old Castle with his wife and four children was Friderik I. After moving in, he started to refurbish the castle into a more comfortable dwelling. In the following decades, they extended the curtain wall to include the eastern inner ward, while the four-storey guard tower (the Friderik Tower) took over the main defensive role. Herman II used this tower a dungeon as he locked up his own son Friderik II, after whom the tower is named, due to Friderik's forbidden love for Veronika Deseniška After the demise of the Counts of Celje, the castle was inherited by the Habsburg dynasty who left it to their burgraves.
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.
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This design took a while too make, the design has so much color density. The color has so many different variations that it is well pleasing to the eye. Each individual color was hand picked and placed accordingly.
The shapes have also got there own special touch and swirl!
Resident Evil Village
• Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
• Captured on PC with ReShade 4.9.1
• Edited in Lightroom Classic
One of the reason I did the big 42 panel panorama top just right of center of the LMC was this target as a potential target. This was one area that stood out NGC 1925 such a lot in the area. That wild blue face. Been quite a few things go not working to plan so its been an uphill battle to get the shots some night part night only.
QHY268M -0c 6 days 5 min SHaO , 30 shots each RGB 1 min exposure.
QHYCFW3 and 7 Antlia filters LRGBSHaO
ZWOCAA rotator
MeLE Mini PC
Pegasus Astro Pocket Mini power box
Starpoint Australis SP3 Focuser
Skywatcher 200 F4 PREMIUM PHOTO QUATTRO REFLECTOR OTA
Skywatcher F4 Aplanatic Coma Corrector
Skywatcher NEQ 6 Pro Hypertuned
SVbony 50MM Guide scope
ToupTek G3m Guide camera
Guided PHD2, Nina
Pixinsight, Ps
Ok.....sometimes the story behind the photo makes it.
I had a plan for this weeks photo. It involved my smallest poodle, Emelie and My big guy, Myles. so everyone was bathed and brushed. I went outside to scope for the area to compose my idea. Came in for Em and Myles.......and this is how I found them. And can I tell you, I rarely see them together......he is "too much dog" for Emelie. and they are my two velcro poodles, so they vie for the spot closest to me at all times. But I saw this, had the camera in my hand and I just shot. I know the blow out from the window is annoying, But I loved the feel of this.
And my Idea? You will see it. THAT can be created another week. This creation of their doing? It may be a one time thing.
Explore #479 on May 13, 2013
Northern forest-steppe fields and ravines within the area of one of the greatest medieval battles in Russian history
NR67/ NR62 are on the Blue Scope steel shunter heading to the Pacific National Depot at Kewdale and L3113 on 3158 Kwinana freight at the south end of Forrestfield on 6 November 2007. Photo: Jim Bisdee.
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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!!!!
Appreciation to the Jackhammer's designer =]
...Stupid BF2 taking a Shotgun that isn't even in production