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Photo of the Day | April 2024
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Wood Ducks on a log at Kensington Metro Park
Made it to 90% here at my front yard yesterday.
We had clouds, and only partial eclipse, but I could still see the event anyway. This was shot from my bedroom window, where I had placed a piece of black acrylic "tile" on the dresser top and looked at that rather than directly at the sun since I did not have any of those protective glasses.
That's an oddly marked road, where is it and why is the dotted white line so far to the right? I'd call it a pedestrian or bicycle path but the road edge is pretty zig zag...plus is that a bamboo fence?
"Leopard-Skin-Pill-Box-Hat" by Bob Dylan~
~Well I see you got your Brand new Leopard-skin-pill-box hat. Yes I see you got your Brand new leopard-skin-pill-box-hat; Well you must tell me baby how your head feel under somethin' like that...~
~Well I see you got your Brand new Leopard-skin-pill-box hat. Yes I see you got your Brand new leopard-skin-pill-box-hat; Well you must tell me baby how your head feel under somethin' like that...~
A hungry giraffe at Doncaster Wildlife Park, UK 
Sony A7RV, 300mm f2.8 GM
300mm, 1/1600, f2.8, ISO 100
Sony A7RV, 300mm f2.8 GM
300mm, 1/1600, f2.8, ISO 100
A hungry giraffe at Doncaster Wildlife Park, UK
Sony A7RV, 300mm f2.8 GM
300mm, 1/1600, f2.8, ISO 100
View attachment 2367026
Very nice. That Sony is a beauty of a camera.
Thanks
yeah Sony have been knocking it out of the park lately - really impressed.
.. some lovely pink blossums viewed and captured on an early-morning walk in the neighbourhood today ..
Well, this is what a 98.3% eclipse looks like.
Nikon D850, Nikon AF-S Nikkor 300mm f/2.8 VR w/2x Nikon teleconverter, and a solar filter for a telescope jammed down into the hood with some baffling around it(padding from a long-departed cheap camera bag). This was handheld and one of a few hundred photos I took yesterday-my arms were awfully sore and regretted my decision to not take my tripod to work...
Nikon D850, Nikon AF-S Nikkor 300mm f/2.8 VR w/2x Nikon teleconverter, and a solar filter for a telescope jammed down into the hood with some baffling around it(padding from a long-departed cheap camera bag). This was handheld and one of a few hundred photos I took yesterday-my arms were awfully sore and regretted my decision to not take my tripod to work...
The timing of a thick layer of clouds rolling into the Philly area yesterday - after it was totally clear up to 10 minutes before the eclipse starts - was...to put it mildly, a swift kick to the head.
After the 3:23pm peak of around 90% eclipsed, the sun went back behind a blanket of dark clouds again. Glad I grabbed what I grabbed.
After the 3:23pm peak of around 90% eclipsed, the sun went back behind a blanket of dark clouds again. Glad I grabbed what I grabbed.
Lovely stacking job!! Was this via your camera“fixed” on tripod and you simply stacked, or it’s a composite with sun/moon and you placed them apart as shown? What’s the time gap between images?
I’ve done this for lunar eclipse back in 2015, fixed on tripod and just stacked.
In my memory slightly over 3min 30 sec for each image.
Tràng An. Red River Delta, Vietnam. November, 2022.
A loan fisherman in Donaghadee, Northern Ireland.
