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The telescope in an amateur astronomer's roll-off-roof observatory is looking high up in the sky, while a flaring stallite paints a streak of light in the heavens.
This photo is a stack of two 30-second exposures (Canon EOS 550D, ISO 1600, f/4.0) taken with a 8mm fisheye lens. A time lapse sequence, covering 2 hours and 45 minutes, can be seen here.
For more information about the observatory, and to see the excellent astrophotos taken with this equipment, check out Bernhard Hubl's website.
Tibby has blonde and fuchsia thermal highlights on to a cinnamon girl scalp. There is a bit of a gap between her scalp and plates but it's hidden under her hairs. Her base....I think was a fancy pansy? She's got a licca body, new lashes and brainworm eye chips. She's so loveable!
Looking up at the tips of the hoodoos through the narrow slot canyon between them. Navajo trail, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Taken, today in Largs - we had a great day up there and the boys ran all over the place. It was really quite cold although Lewis didn't feel it but James was wrapped up nice and warm.
It's a stretch but they (James in particular) were wrapped up in nice warm colours!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Warm Colours ....
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Taken in the Museum of Science and Industry. Just a stairwell, but the geometric shapes were awesome.
Had to drop my lady friend off at the airport this morning at 5:15 am and I figured I hadn't been up that early in a while so I would walk down the beach and take some pictures. I'm glad I did.
Ceiling of the Main Reading Room at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. Normally non-card holders and photography is not allowed in this room but twice a year the Library hosts an open house in which the public and photography is welcome.
If you want to do research, anyone 16 or older may sign up for a library card. The Library of Congress is a research only library so books are not checked out.
Tori Wrånes (b. 1978) - Mom, don't you miss the real me? (2015). In the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art.
In the heart of the night you come on like fire
In the light of dawn leave me cold and tired
When you think of love
Tell me what you see
You want some lovin' but your heart's tied up
Try to run but you can't say stop
Now the truth is out, can't you see
I'm tied to you and you belong to me
But when we get too close I feel you push away
Nothin' I do's gonna make you stay
Mercury 4x5 with 90mm Schneider Kreuznach Angulon lens, 6x7 back and Portra 400 film, "scanned" with a Pentax K5iis and M645 80mm macro lens.
UP boxcar 910261 on display as part of the Spencer S. Eccles Rail Center at the Utah State Railroad Museum in Ogden, Utah, on February 26, 2016.
Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT
Canon EFS 18-55mm lens
During the breeding season, when Eared Grebes (Podiceps nigricollis) are pairing up, many dashes like this are seen, either avoiding an aggressive grebe or trying to catch up with another. This grebe is sailing along at a good lip, paddling for all it's worth. Image taken on a pond in Northern Colorado.
It's hard to believe that this was taken only steps away from the Flatiron building on Manhattan's 22nd Street. I also took some shots with the building in the background, but this more ethereal version won out.
Amelia is bundled up in the cold snowy weather with nice rosey cheeks. Her colorful hat and fluffy coat make a beautiful contrast against the white snow behind her.
UP SD70ACe 1989, the Rio Grande Heritage unit, departs North Platte's Bailey Yard westbound on a dreary day in August.
T1-RED
my newest MOC, use lots of technic connection (use only 4 joints of balljoint)
it's really hard to pose since it's super lumpy and all,
but still i've a great time making it
note: the name should explain the pose and proportion
This close up with a shallow depth of field is one of my all time favorites I took in the class. This gentleman was so casually willing to be my subject. The mask adds to the history of the photo given our current situation. I love the design I created with the sign helping to highlight the child-like character of the subject. I really was happy with the framing and depth of field of this photo.
A dark brownish face-up on a Supia Rosy.
I really like this sculpt a lot. she is so dreamy and mysterious
(GTC_069-74ra)
Panoramas are one thing. But if you really want to increase the size and effect, think BIG and think PORTRAIT. Control your breathing, anchor your elbows to your ribs with the camera off tripod, turn that thing upright to portrait composition and start your pano left to right. Your shot will be much larger, less thin, and look more like your 16:9 HDTV than a weird, long, thin strip.
(Flickr Explore, Highest position, 249 on July 2, 2009)