Show Your Snaps...October 22, 2018

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Ah, yeah...the golden moon. It looks great.

 

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Oh wow...that is super good. That should be one of those pictures that you print out and display on one of your walls.

 

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WOW!!!! Superb!!!

 

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Thanks for doing these educational posts!!

 

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Super: But you gotta stop using it as a bean bag man!!! You're pushing it out of shape!! :-D

 

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Dang Cd you are getting some great shots! Strinine I am just blown away at how fast you got so dang good at those shots just outstanding.

I had a whole 20 minutes of sunshine today so did some quick backyard birding.

 

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You have some nice looking backyard photos of the birds. We have had some sporadic sunshine too. We started the rainy season, but we have those periods of sunny weather. Yesterday we had sun only for a few minutes.

 

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They are Cardinals right.. or maybe one is a bishop and the other a Monsignor. I'm Jewish what do I know from Cardinals!!! Great snaps Rocket!!!

 

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Ah.. just saw this!! Nice one Stricnine!

 

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cdmazoff said:

They are Cardinals right.. or maybe one is a bishop and the other a Monsignor. I'm Jewish what do I know from Cardinals!!! Great snaps Rocket!!!

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Thanks and yes female Northern Cardinals, bottom one is a fledgling from this year, here is her brother.

 

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Rocket13 said:

cdmazoff said:

They are Cardinals right.. or maybe one is a bishop and the other a Monsignor. I'm Jewish what do I know from Cardinals!!! Great snaps Rocket!!!

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Thanks and yes female Northern Cardinals, bottom one is a fledgling from this year, here is her brother.

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Ah.. yes.. the red colour does it for me!

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That's terrific. I like the red color.

 

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Holy Indian Sacred Cow!

How did you take a night time picture of a galaxy using

a shutter speed of 1/10000 of a second???

Was the galaxy burning bright in the dark night sky?

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Digirame, Thank you.

Best of luck with your quest. Original file below. A little bit of work in photo shop to get end result of original posting.



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ohanian said:

Holy Indian Sacred Cow!

How did you take a night time picture of a galaxy using

a shutter speed of 1/10000 of a second???

Was the galaxy burning bright in the dark night sky?

Regards

Ohanian

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That's just a result of stacking and post-processing.

The individual images were more like 2 to 4 minutes each.