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Sunsplash 2010 24/08/2010 - oltre la musica - sun beach - Foto Anna Wiercioch_ Rototom sunsplash © 2010

sun setting lighting up the fence and snow in a lovely orange with a purple tint from an fld filter

Tuesday, November 26th 2013

Castle Bytham 3.45pm

flowers

 

Kodak Max 400

Holga 135BC

" Triptyline Sun "

    

© Ethan Kemp 2011

View On Black

  

I seem to recall this as being a sculpture outside Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. I took the photo sometime around 1985 with my Nikon FM on slide film. I scanned it to digital in 2018 with an Epson V850 Pro.

LEICA R5 + LEITZ 50mmF2 / FUJI NPS160 @ Taipei

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Beauty old train station

My first HDR tries. Hard to make the decisions!

 

Madeira-Mamoré

Porto Velho, RO - Brasil

Found this bright red industrial building off Southwest Blvd (near the Roasterie's airplane), in Kansas City, MO.

2014-11-23 10h35UT

The poet judges not as a judge judges but as the sun falling around a helpless thing.

 

Walt Whitman

Our lovely sun and moon art we bought in Atlanta at the Dogwood festival a few years ago. Hangs on the patio wall now and makes beautiful shadows. These shadows were artificially created using handheld SB600 fired via CLS from D7000.

  

www.berkehaus.com

 

The Sun has been very busy lately, as it has emitted several X-class flares in recent weeks. These have been causing some nice Aurora as the solar winds are deflected toward our polar regions. The large sunspot area on the upper right of the Sun has been responsible for a lot of that activity.

Sun 07.08.15; White-light image captured with a 100mm f5 Helios refractor and vesta pro webcam. Motorised EQ1 Mount and Baader solar filter.

 

DIY focal reducer made from a 30mm achromatic lens (10mm field stop added).

 

Clear sky.

The world's sharpest and grain free film.

Adox CMSII 20ASA @ 6ASA.

So sharp it is said that a single 35mm frame is equivalent to 500MP.

AMAZING resolution, if you can handle the film!

 

Here it is in all its glory, and I wish I had shot it with a different camera. Next time I'm using a Canon EOS or my T90.

 

Bolsey B2

Wollensak 44mm ƒ/3.2

ADOX CMSII 20 @ 6ASA

Rodinal 1+200 12:00

 

Scanned on Epson Perfection 4990

The lower smoke haze is from the forest fire on Mt Hood to the north .

Das Bild entstand bei einer 4 stündigen Wanderung durch das Valle del Silencio in Vinales. Mit viel Fantasie kann man das Lächeln der Sonne sehen.

ELGAREN - IMO 7705960

 

Built as ELGAREN in 1979 by Mhi Nagasaki Shipyard and Engine Works , Nagasaki, Japan

Gross tonnage: 38,963 tons / Summer DWT: 28,173 tons

Length: 216 m / Beam:32 m / Draught: 8.8 m

Machinery : 1 Screw driven by a Sulzer 9RND90M - 2 stroke single acting 9cylinder oil engine manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Speed : 22 knots

 

History POR = Port of Registry

1979: ELGAREN : Rederi A/B Transatlantic : POR Gothenburg

1984: ELGAREN : Rederi A/B Transocean : POR Gothenburg

1986: ELGAREN : Swedish Liners K/B : POR Gothenburg

1988: ELGAREN : Rederi A/B Transatlantic : POR Gothenburg

1988: CGM RIMBAUD : Cie Generale Maritime : POR Le Havre

1994: CGM RIMBAUD : Cie Generale Maritime : POR Port-aux-Francaise

1998: BESS : Cie Generale Maritime : POR Port-aux-Francaise

1999: JOLLY CORALLO : Ignazio Messina & C. SpA : POR Naples

2012: CORA : Ignazio Messina & C. SpA : POR Moroni (suspect for delivery voyage to breakers only)

2012: Broken up at ALANG

 

The Ro-Ro Cargo vessel ELGAREN approaching Tilbury Dock entrance lock with the tug Sun XXVII at the head on the 17 August 1985

Ship Details : Miramar - May 2020 / Marine News

 

a very beautiful sunset shot near my house...

Seen over Kolkata, West Bengal on 30 April, 2016 between 12:10 and 12:40 pm. A Variable ND filter was also used, set to about 4 stops. Thanks to SS for letting me this was happening, so that I could take the shot.

 

The 22° halo of the Sun, or ocassionally the moon, it is also called a moon ring or winter halo. It occurs when the light rays get refracted through the hexagonal ice crystals present in cirrus clouds.

 

"...when sunlight passes through them, refracting the light twice - once at the point of entry and again at the exit. The deviation is 22° and hence, the name."

Kanchan Choudhuri

Physics Curator, National Council of Science Museums

 

"It’s a very common phenomenon in the cold countries. But in our countries its occurrence is rare and cannot be predicted"

Senior Researcher, MP Birla Planetarium, Kolkata

 

Text sources:

timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/Solar-halo-adds-...

m.indiatimes.com/news/india/kolkata-witnesses-rare-weathe...

I failed to capture the glistening little beads of sweat that clung to his hair. Oh well.

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