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Miscellaneous Scenes
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PhotographerKari TikkanenLocationKiuruvesi, FINLANDDate17 Feb 2009, 17.30 GMTEquipmentCanon EOS40D+f/2.2,50mm, ISO1600, on tripod inside houseDescriptionShadows of snow meter and trees on snow are visible in light of Venus ! I took 2x30sec for lowest photo and 1x30 for upper photos each in composite. Exceptionally clear sky and good dark countryside sky made this possible. Other two tries unsucceeded. I was ill so I had to take photos inside house through window. |
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PhotographerMahdi ZamaniLocationIranDate2008EquipmentCamera: Canon 30DDescriptionThe first Iranian space rocket: Safir 2 |
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PhotographerDavid ParmetLocationNEAF / Rockland County NYDateApril 19EquipmentNikon D80DescriptionA shot from the balcony overlooking the show floor at NEAF |
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PhotographerMahdi ZamaniLocationTehran, IranDate2008EquipmentCamera: Canon 30DDescriptionWhat are people doing In this big city? you know ? And above they..... Beautiful show by the Moon and Venous sunset from Sanat sq, Tehran, Iran |
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PhotographerPeter LardizabalLocationSt Johns, FLDate3/15/09 7:46 EDTEquipmentNP-101, 1.4x teleconverter, with a Canon 30D. Hand tracked using a home made alt/az mount.DescriptionOur location (our backyard) is about 120 miles north of the "Cape". A fabulous show! The shuttle and the separated SRBs were clearly seen and followed with the naked eye until they "hit" the tree line. The kids and I could not believe the view! |
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PhotographerEd BurkeLocationSaratoga Springs NYDate8:37 p.m. 03.19.09EquipmentCanon 40D Tamron 17-50 f 2.8 bulb exposure of 149 seconds at ISO 320 at f9DescriptionThe docked Space Shuttle Discovery and International Space Station pass over a gazebo near Saratoga Springs, N.Y. |
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PhotographerJesper GronneLocationDenmarkDateJan. 2nd 2009 , 17:48EquipmentDSLR Canon 5D mark II on tripod, 24mm tilt/shift lensDescription140 megapixel photomerge, the horizon all the way around. I know that this 1000 pix don´t show the stars, but look at the link (also description of the objects) http://astrophoto.dk/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-404 |
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PhotographerZbigniew ZEMBATYLocationSutherland, South AfricaDateJanuary 2nd, 2009, 22.31EquipmentCanon EOS 50D & Canon EF-S 10-22mm at 10mm & f=3.5, exposure 30sDescriptionSouthern Cross and alpha & beta Centauri as well as Magellanic Clouds as seen from a quarry near Sutherland, South Africa. The scenery was litted by the waxing Moon. And it was just a begininning of a star party. |
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PhotographerRobert CaseyLocationBellevue WADatesept 26, 2008 6PMEquipmentPanasonic Lumix FX500DescriptionAntique Spitz Planetarium projector, control panel |
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PhotographerFranz Xaver KohlhaufLocationWackersberg, about 50km south of Munich, GermanyDateAugust 9, 2008 21:57 UTEquipmentCanon EOS 400 D at 800 ISO with Sigma 18-125mm lens set a f/4.5, guided manually for 127sec. A photo-flash was used to illuminated the foreground.DescriptionWith this photograph I wanted to express what makes us star- gazers tick. A clear dark night, away from the lights of civilisation. Our home galaxy spread out over almost all of our night sky. One of the eternal wonders we may experience and yes, we are even able to photograph it ! Of course, my friend Reinhold Kammhuber who posed for the shot, prefers to have less light around his observing place, but for this picture he made an exception to the rule. |
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