Sunset
finally back again
A Special Nice Light this Evening in Caernafon
tornado... not really
perfect sunset
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early morning light
Wien strahlend
Das Gewitter ist vorbei - The thunderstorm is over
Bon Lundi @++
danger zone ( HFF! )
enjoying the sunset
Desembocadura del Guadalquivir
flickeringhorizonship
La colère du......... Monstre...!
Burning Sky at Giant's Causeway
FOURAS Charente Maritime
Die Wolke - HFF!
La Roche sur Yon
La Roche sur Yon
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Escapada.
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Rayito solar.
Mirón.
La liberté de penser / Freedom of thoughts
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Encendido.
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Sächsische Schweiz
in far lands
CHALONS en CHAMPAGNE
Bon Weekend .......@++
Agradable escolta.
Desgreñadas.
Fragile immuabilité
Sundown Over The Alps
Guédelon
Birth Of A New Day
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" Amazing Nature - Einmalige Natur - La nature unique - La natura unica "
" Amazing Nature - Einmalige Natur - La nature unique - La natura unica "
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(a poor pic of) The Great American Eclipse of 2017
From a friend's front yard in Keizer, Oregon (a suburb of Salem). His house lay right in the path of totality, and he let us park our trailer on his lawn. I didn't realize the corona would overexpose; if I ever get a chance to try another eclipse photo, I'll stop down the exposure a couple of notches.
Anyway, the sight is definitely worth traveling to see. You can understand why the spectacle was a total(!) freakout for people who didn't know what was going on. At the point of totality, when the (dark) lunar disk is outlined by the corona, it looks as though there's a black hole in the sky where the sun's supposed to be.
The insert shows a streetlight across from the house that clicked on during totality. We also saw Venus and Jupiter, but got no pix. There's also a "ring of twilight" all around, from the sky in the distance beyond the Moon's shadow.
Anyway, the sight is definitely worth traveling to see. You can understand why the spectacle was a total(!) freakout for people who didn't know what was going on. At the point of totality, when the (dark) lunar disk is outlined by the corona, it looks as though there's a black hole in the sky where the sun's supposed to be.
The insert shows a streetlight across from the house that clicked on during totality. We also saw Venus and Jupiter, but got no pix. There's also a "ring of twilight" all around, from the sky in the distance beyond the Moon's shadow.
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Its my second one (UK 1998) and if we survive the present orange idiocy... we are clost to the totality for 2024 !
Admired in ~ I ❤ Nature
If I'm still kicking in '24, I'll try it again.
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