Lowell Observatory and Mars

Submitted by: WIlliam L Reyna Jr at Mon Sep 8 16:10:01 2003 UTC

This was the night I and some friends from the Salt Lake Astonomical Society was supposed to view Mars through the 24" Clark Telescope 8/23/03 . Didn't get to do any viewing because of scattered thunderstorms and showers in the area. Don't need any watermarks on those optics. Nikon 8008 w/ Nikon 24-50 lens, 8 second exposure w/open flash. Bill Reyna / Wayne, NJ / n2qbr@msn.com

 

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Lunar Eclipse Turquoise Band 2/20/08

Submitted by: WIlliam L Reyna Jr at Fri Feb 29 20:58:01 2008 UTC



Image to the right of the original on the left is slightly enhanced to show the "turquoise band" caused by ozone in the upper statosphere which absorbes the red light reaching the moon. Enhancement to the raw image was done with the "auto color" filter in Adobe Bridge CS2. Image was shot 4 miles north of Highland Mills, NY. Canon 30D with an adapted Nikon 300mm f4.0 lens. ISO 400, f4.0, 1/4 sec

In Remembrance

Submitted by: WIlliam L Reyna Jr at Wed Sep 10 06:05:01 2003 UTC

This image was part of a self assignment to photograph the sun rising behind various structures of the NYC skyline. In this case, about 13 miles out. Nikon 1000mm lens. Bill Reyna / Wayne, NJ n2qbr@msn.com

Annular Eclipse 5/10/94

Submitted by: WIlliam L Reyna Jr at Wed Sep 10 05:48:01 2003 UTC

Annular eclipse from Champaign, Illinois. Nikon 300mm lens, 2x converter, no filter, 1/4000 sec. Since the camera was pre-alligned for previous images, I just had to try it without the filter. Bill Reyna / Wayne, NJ n2qbr@msn.com

Annular Eclipse 5/10/94

Submitted by: WIlliam L Reyna Jr at Wed Sep 10 05:33:01 2003 UTC

Annular eclipse from a cloudless sky, Champaign, Illinois just before maximum coverage. Nikon 300mm lens with Nikon 2x converter and Thousand Oaks type 2 solar filter. Bill Reyna / Wayne, NJ n2qbr@msn.com

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