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BetterLekNextTime posted:That's a pretty neat idea, and the shots are great. This. i love that last one, although i wish the bike was more in focus.
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More Super Moon- worth getting up early for... Monument_in_moonlight 122 on Flickr  super_moon1_50 108 on Flickr
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While I didn't get off work in time to catch the moon rising (or stay awake late enough to catch it setting), I did get some good photos at exactly 11:34pm, when the moon was as full as it could possibly be. perigee-syzygy by PresidentMerkinMuffley, on Flickr
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BetterLekNextTime posted:
Didn't know there were hoodoos down in Wyoming, also you have this one as private, can't see big version.
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neckbeard posted:Didn't know there were hoodoos down in Wyoming, also you have this one as private, can't see big version. whooops- fixed that. This is near Lander (actually within sight of our camp), but the first time I've made it down there for a moonset. edit- just got a startrail from the same place  monument_startrail 127 on Flickr BetterLekNextTime fucked around with this message at 07:17 on May 9, 2012 |
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Two from earlier; Stars by HezzyUK, on Flickr  Town Hall by HezzyUK, on Flickr
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The great globular cluster in Hercules (M13). Globulars are always quite interesting to do, the requirement to bring out the full extent of fainter stars whilst maintaining definition into the core requires a different approach from the normal deep space long exposure imaging I do. In this case I used three stacks of images at different exposure lengths (21x 60, 120 and 180 seconds). Once properly combined that preserved pretty much everything I wanted. M13 Hercules Globular Cluster by tmarkuk, on Flickr
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Not exactly long exposure, but it is a night time shot: moon by razalas_solrac, on Flickr
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Cliché but meh. Wales. by Clwn, on Flickr
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Finally got a chance to test out my new camera at night tonight after being camera-less for 6 months. I'm pretty new to photography, and the reason I'm posting these is to get some advice, so any tips or suggestions, particularly regarding cropping, is appreciated. PS: most of the stuff in this thread is downright fantastic.  Goose and Two Boats by rwt300, on Flickr  Pirate Ship by rwt300, on Flickr Edit: A few from last year which I'd also like some input on.  Barrington Silos by rwt300, on Flickr  Cherry St. by rwt300, on Flickr The Great Outdoors fucked around with this message at 00:38 on Jun 10, 2012 |
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The Great Outdoors posted:Finally got a chance to test out my new camera at night tonight after being camera-less for 6 months. I'm pretty new to photography, and the reason I'm posting these is to get some advice, so any tips or suggestions, particularly regarding cropping, is appreciated. I really like this last one. It's wide enough that I really feel like I get an idea of the whole scene; and it's long enough that the water turns to glass. The color's great, too.
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Jekub posted:The great globular cluster in Hercules (M13). Globulars are always quite interesting to do, the requirement to bring out the full extent of fainter stars whilst maintaining definition into the core requires a different approach from the normal deep space long exposure imaging I do. In this case I used three stacks of images at different exposure lengths (21x 60, 120 and 180 seconds). Once properly combined that preserved pretty much everything I wanted. This is completely awesome. Revolucion posted:^ that beach one is rad. Thanks! I really like yours, too. I can never seem to get my milky way shots to come out very well. I think I need to get a bit farther out of town... I really want to do more aurora stuff, but lately every time the lights are out it's been lovely weather. Can't wait till this winter with the solar maximum, even though it's supposed to be rather weak 
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I really like this one shot. If I were you I'd try to boost the shadows a tiny bit, if possible, bring out some subtle detail in that boat and the hills. But, more importantly I'd crop out the white house on the left. All of it. It takes away from the balance between the chimneys and the boat. You could also try to remove some of the sky as well, to retain the aspect ratio.
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Different nights, obviously. go on by thetzar, on Flickr  the ugliest beautiful bridge by thetzar, on Flickr
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Holy poo poo, that sky.  This thread inspired me, so I went out and got a couple shots that actually came out decent.   And I also shot a timelapse gif of the stars over my house  
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DoktorLoken posted:
Axel Serenity posted in another thread posted:I do enjoy this one quite a bit. Although I do have to admit the first thing I thought of was the now-defunct I'm tired of teal and orange thread in CD.
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I finally got a chance to try out my new CCD. It's a keeper. http://geza.zenfolio.com/p17317512/h35d67999#h35d67999
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Saint Fu posted:Teal and orange, it's everywhere!  DSC03289 by dtloken, on Flickr More teal and orange from yesterday. 
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Nothing spectacular, just camping in New Hampshire. Night BIke - Camping at Bear Brook by UnbreakableComb, on Flickr
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Rubber Slug posted:And I also shot a timelapse gif of the stars over my house Fantastic stuff. It'd be great for someone to build a loop out of something like this.
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Went back out to the cathedral last night for some night action. There has been scaffolding on the drat thing for months which really distracts from the image, but I'm reasonably happy with the results. I'll definitely head back later this summer when the scaffolding is removed. I'm not happy with the framing on the top image as I feel I have room to get the tops of the towers as well as moving it a bit to the left. Also, I need a wider lens. edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Hooker  Hooker Cathedral 1 by chaussée, on Flickr  Hooker Cathedral 2 by chaussée, on Flickr Wayfaring Stranger fucked around with this message at 11:18 on Jul 1, 2012 |
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We had some wild lightning this weekend. Unfortunately I missed the bulk of it, but here are a few of what I did get.    
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 Save the clock tower! Very cool shots. How did you not get soaked?
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Saint Fu posted:
Hahaha yes! For the first two I was under another building for cover. By the time I got to the beach, the storm had already passed and was way out over the bay. That bridge on the horizon is over ten miles away.
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Is it considered a double post if it's been more than 24 hours? Shot some fireworks last night.   This one's my favorite, personally: 
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Nuggan posted:For some weird reason the city where I live decided it would do fireworks on the 3rd instead of the 4th, and it was a bit stormy: No way  .
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I have no lightning bolts, but I do have some cool towers: 
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All the fireworks pictures make me jealous for not bringing out the camera during the 4th. Good show.
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Beautiful pictures, Nuggan! I wish you were around my neighborhood because the mix of 3 or 4 neighbors launching backyard fireworks into the air with tons of lightning in the sky made for an interesting show.
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Ok. I just got back from vacation. And I took my camera.... ...to space full rez here: http://i.imgur.com/3WFBd.jpg
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