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The sunflower’s packed seeds arrange themselves in near-perfect spirals to achieve optimal packing efficiency. By using the Fibonacci sequence and the Golden Angle, each new seed is placed at an angle of roughly 135.5 Degree to the previous one. This mathematical geometry eliminates gaps, prevents overcrowding, and allows the maximum number of seeds to form.
#sunflower #Helianthusannuus
This Bald Eagle realized he missed a duck and just got grass. In the following pictures he will get rid of the grass, make a 180 degree turn, dive onto another duck and lift it to a tree where he will be eating it. Happy Eagle. Not so for the duck.
...Went out to a local lake and this crane flew by; so here are the results. haha
* Canon EOS REBEL T5i
* Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II lens
* Corel PaintShop Pro X4
3 layers, approximately 0.2 sec between each continuous shot. Easy to arrange, even the background branches fit almost perfectly (regarding arranging the center and the right position).
Unlike some of my other similar sequence images, I can say that these positions are pretty realistic, because each position is determined by the background.
Thanks to everyone for your visiting, favs & comments :).
The G2 star, Eresnewba beta, and distant red giant, Eresnewba alpha, set in apparent alignment (within 15 degrees) as they do approximately every 1024 earth days as viewed from Weber’s world. The seismic activity on the planet becomes uncomfortably intense. The outpost is schedule to be unmanned in a few years as the planet’s orbit becomes increasingly destabilized. The telemetry instrumentation will continue to transmit measurements of the Roche lobe overload (mass transfer due to the proximity of Eresnewba alpha and beta), and the shifting of the barycenter. But I hope to visit again for this spectacular annual event.
Manipulación Digital
Mexico, D.F.
Junio 2009
Gustavo Sánchez
Modelo: Gerardo "Mussgo" Heras
Truco: Ollie
La Foto: Tomamos la foto con la camara de bolsillo montada en un tripie con el modo de secuencia rápida, Después en photoshop monté todas las capas y fui borrando los fondos dejando solo al personaje y después hice los arreglos de siempre.
Rolleiflex 2.8C with Yellow Filter
Kodak Tri-X 400 rated at 200 developed with Ilford Perceptol Stock (at 320)
Based on my own photographs. Created using layers and masking in Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2.
Thanks for all views, comments, group invites and fave adds.
Infographics with the launch sequence and launcher details for the European Robotic Arm.
The European Robotic Arm is the first robot that can ‘walk’ around the Russian part of the International Space Station.
ERA has a length of over 11 m, and can anchor itself to the Station in multiple locations, moving backwards and forwards around the Russian segment with a large range of motion. Its home base will be the Multipurpose Laboratory Module, also called ‘Nauka’.
Astronauts will find in the European Robotic Arm a most valuable ally – it will save them precious time to do other work in space.
The crew in space can control ERA from both inside and outside the Space Station, a feature that no other robotic arm has offered before.
100% made-in-Europe, this intelligent robotic arm consists of two end effectors, two wrists, two limbs and one elbow joint together with electronics and cameras. Both ends act as either a 'hand' for the robot.
Credits: ESA
Just having fun on a sunny afternoon. No flash required, just plenty of sun.
This was playing in my head the entire time i did this shoot. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C-YSq5flow
Gracias Cande Glz por ser mi fuente de inspiración!
After finishing my fan mod, I finally got round to getting my OIII and SII Data last night, so here's the final image
NGC7380 - Wizard Nebula
Image Details:
22x 600S - 7nm HA
19x 600S - 7nm OIII
19x 600S - 7nm SII
25 Darks and 25 Flat frames for each filter
Equipment Used:
Imaging Scope: Sky-Watcher Quattro 8-CF 8" F4 Newtonian
Guide Scope: Celestron Telescopes C80ED
Imaging Camera: Atik Cameras 383L+ Mono CCD Cooled to -20C
Guide Camera: Qhyccd 5L-II
Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ8 Pro
Capture Software: Main Sequence Software Sequence Generator Pro
Guide Software: PHD2
Dark/Flat Subtraction and Stacking: Maxim-DL
Post Processing: PixInsight
The data has been captured over the past two weeks, the weather has not been so kind recently, I blame all those people who bought new equipment :D
Right place, right time. I have been very fortunate to be there to capture some fascinating events. They might not be technically the best images but what happened is still interesting.
The western edge of the flat-topped Fan Gyhirych is in my opinion one of the best places in the Brecon Beacons for viewing winter sunsets. The Swansea Valley runs south west from here and the low winter sun sets seemingly almost down the bottom end of the valley. On this day, fog was expanding up the valley as the sun struggled to appear from behind a thick veil of cloud.
This is one of a sequence of shots from the same vantage point over the period of an hour as late afternoon light turned into sunset.
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Timed 1 minute apart. About 45 minutes before it turned orange. See here www.flickr.com/photos/jchilders/13872548845/ Nikon D7000