Indeed. I was actually on my way to work, and I deviated from my normal route, just to grab the sunset photo with the low hanging clouds. When I was driving on a back road, there was a line of cars behind me following, all after the same photo I was. I took a few more from different directions, which I’ll post over the next few days or so. Night photos and sky shots are some of my favorites.
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Photo of the day - May 2021
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Found this old one from 2018 taken with my 5D IV (and surprisingly) my EF 85mm f/1.4 @5.6
One of the other photos I considered for the last contest (Abstract)...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
You ae very welcome. I am glad I can help. I hope you eventually find one or more new cats to bring into your life. 🐈🐈⬛😺
For @GrandeLatte - Sinclair and Bogart practicing for the Synchronized Sleeping event at the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo. I don't want to have to tell them there is no such event, they practice so hard... 🤪
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/48.
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/48.
the other side to my picture (made yesterday), always by me and my fantastic iPhone 6, by my nose. Overlooking a mouth-watering corner, at my parents' house, because since 2010, my house was extended for made in my room : to include bathroom : a roll in shower and a kitchen, amenities accessible, all was adapted...
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Another shot from the Thursday lake excursion.
Roses are in bloom, iPhone 12P yesterday. Finally posted a new photo from right outside my window.
The photographers use custom very high sensitivity video cameras that shoot at night, but look like daylight, incredible engineering.
Caught via an early-am walk today. Camera on iPad Mini 4.
Yes. At Geophysical Institute of UAF (in Fairbanks) the scientist have build such cameras to take videos of the Auroras. The GI is also involved with this experiment Saturday. If successful the Northern Lights created by this experiment should be seen in Bermuda:
Sci-Friday: Weekend rocket launches experiment to solve fundamental aurora mystery
For this sci-friday we take a look at an upcoming rocket launch which may help to solve a long standing mystery about the aurora.
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I see that woman with shopping bags in the lower left about to head up that hill and just hope she didn't fall. Oh, and I really like the picture.