A semi-successful attempt to capture the total lunar eclipse from this morning:
I really need a stronger zoom lens…
I really need a stronger zoom lens…
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Photo of the Day - January 2019
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OK, so another one from my day out. Sun just coming up over the ridge of mountains on a cold, clear morning. Comments always appreciated.
Cwm Idwal reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr
Cwm Idwal reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr
I need to up my game!OK, so another one from my day out. Sun just coming up over the ridge of mountains on a cold, clear morning. Comments always appreciated.
Cwm Idwal reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr
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At least you saw it. Cloudy skies hereA semi-successful attempt to capture the total lunar eclipse from this morning:
I really need a stronger zoom lens…
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Never heard of a Limpkin bird before. He’s a strange looking thing.
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Lovely.Another frosty shot.
M9 with Elmar 90mm @F8
Last one until I can get out again...
Captain Crow On Board in Infrared by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Captain Crow On Board in Infrared by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
My main draw of the lunar eclipse was the ability to expose for a full moon and stars in a single image.
The downside, 13F temperature and 25+ mph winds...
The two brighter starts in the right top part are Castor and Pollux (reminds me of Face/Off).
The downside, 13F temperature and 25+ mph winds...
The two brighter starts in the right top part are Castor and Pollux (reminds me of Face/Off).
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Shot with a strobe, if any of you care. I took a nearly identical one with natural light, but like this one better and like that I can shoot with low ISO for better clarity.
Shot with a strobe, if any of you care. I took a nearly identical one with natural light, but like this one better and like that I can shoot with low ISO for better clarity.
“SoCal cold” doesn’t count!
lol, that's so true, but that was out in Utah, at Alstrom Point during sunrise, at 20 degrees, but I'm sure even for some that's not cold lol.
Today in LA I woke to a "freezing" 45 degrees. lol
Lived in San Diego for a while. This mid-westerner was amused by the definition of “cold” in the “winter” there. I do get that it’s all relative though. I concede my definition of cold to the folks in Canada or North Dakota. -10F is about as low as I have experienced.
OK, so another one from my day out. Sun just coming up over the ridge of mountains on a cold, clear morning. Comments always appreciated.
ASM. This is a beautiful picture. I also went up on Flickr and looked at your other wet woodland shot. What a great eye you have. A2
Cwm Idwal reflections by another scotsman, on Flickr
Noticed my chandelier reflected in the iPad as the latter was sitting nearby on the charger.....
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Didn't you already post this image on January 14th?
I know it's easy to forget what we've shared -- For just this reason I've started keeping a folder of the ones I've shared on here so that I don't inadvertently repeat the same image.....
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Didn't you already post this image on January 14th?
I know it's easy to forget what we've shared -- For just this reason I've started keeping a folder of the ones I've shared on here so that I don't inadvertently repeat the same image.....
A semi-successful attempt to capture the total lunar eclipse from this morning:
I really need a stronger zoom lens…
That’s gorgeous. Thank you for posting (so bummed the temperature and earth’s axis prevented me from seeing it as it happened).
Cheers a2jack. This one? Comments always appreciated.
Banks of the Clyde by another scotsman, on Flickr
Banks of the Clyde by another scotsman, on Flickr
Yup, that was well possible:
(I switched out my zoom lens for my much more sensitive 20 mm prime lens for this shot.)
You're welcome -- as you might have guessed, what prompted me to start the folder was that a couple of times I couldn't remember if I'd already shared a particular photo and decided that the easiest way to be sure would be to set up a method where I'd know for sure. Only problem with that is that sometimes I forget to put the copy into the folder!
Lived in San Diego for a while. This mid-westerner was amused by the definition of “cold” in the “winter” there. I do get that it’s all relative though. I concede my definition of cold to the folks in Canada or North Dakota. -10F is about as low as I have experienced.
Yeah, -10F is super cold. Where are you living now?
Just a shot of the dreamy Lake District. Darwent Lake.
Nice atmospheric series Akash.nu.
Just a shot of the dreamy Lake District. Darwent Lake.