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From our recent visit to
The SILK ROADs exhibit at
The British Museum in London 2025.
Also my 1st time in London-a very, large City.
TRACKS NORTH
Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008
Laraway Road Metra Station
New Lenox, Illinois, USA
Olympus E-510 DSLR
Olympus ED 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 zoom
ISO 200 RAW
today was very cold -4 or -5 i think...I had to go into the centre for some bureaucracy, on the way back i noticed the tracks of the bike in the cold! So i fetched my camera and took couple of shots! :)
This is made up of 60 of the total 130 I took. shot ISO 5000 20 sec with a 3 second sutter delay . this is stacked in Deep Sky Stacker with the back shots of 200 dark frames , 200 light Frames and 200 Bias frames.
Nikon 70-200mm F4
Sky watcher Star Adventurer 5kg Tracker
As I am a true beginner here I have tried to edit to what I saw on the net as I have no idea at all. A night and a days work . Enjoy a true Southern Hemisphere view.
Post Script
This is a new shot I chose not to add but to replace . This is all 130 images Stacked In Sequator once I learned how to set it up a far cry from what Deep Sky Stacker could do. I feel a little happier I can get the shots I want .
Felt so good to be back with my students... Great to see my friends too! They missed me! Awww... Happy Weekend!
The Grumman US-2N Tracker 159. That made it in to the Aviadrome Aviation museum on Lelystad airport. Where she can be admired almost every day. Original build as S-2N (export version of the original ST2F for the Netherlands Navy) and modified in early 1970's for target practising dart tower to US-2N c/n 720 ex BuAer 148281 -159 Seen here with a dart in mid air. This nice photo from Dick Makkinga.
So... The ŁM-50 tracked front-end overhead loader model in 1:13 is finally finished and Johanna Gambolputty is ready to present it ;) . Pre-Christmas frenzy, however, is not the best time to film/photograph a new model so for now - just this one family photo. The other models are old, very old, but I've just overhauled them and will probably film them together with the ŁM-50, for the first time in decent quality. They deserve it, methinks, for nostalgic reasons if not anything else.
Not my usual positioning of a photo (it's normally in the middle of a road!) but I took this quickly whilst walking across a crossing at Spellbrook. I like the converging tracks and in black and white seemed about the right treatment.