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Venus
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Apr 11 01:52:01 2004 UTC
Picture taken April 7 with a Canon EOS 300D. Trying to learn how to
use a digital camera although there is some similarities to film some of
the
differences will take awhile to learn. A site with some helpful
information is
http://www.completedigitalphotography.com/
Canon EOS 300D 50mm lens 2.0F ASA 400 13 sec exp.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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Flying at 35,000 ft
Submitted by:
shansen at Thu Nov 25 20:15:01 2004 UTC
While flying back from Miami Fla. just before Thanksgiving weekend. I
had
the chance to see some great sights at 35,000 ft .Watched a rainbow pass
under
the plane. Really different to see one from above although I didn't get
to take a
picture of it I did get to photograph this. At times it appeared like a
perfect bulls eye
Minolta Dimage F100 on auto setting
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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November 8th Aurora
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Nov 16 22:23:01 2004 UTC
The next night was totally different .On the seventh the rays seamed to
come down from above while on the eighth they went from the ground up.
Walker Mi. 00:48 UTC Canon Digital Rebel 13 sec. exp. F 2.2 ISO 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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November 7th Aurora
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Nov 16 02:08:01 2004 UTC
The best show I've seen in four years. Picture was taken at 23:51 UTC
in Walker Mi. Canon Digital Rebel 10 sec. exp. F3.5 18 mm lens ISO 400
(C) 2004 Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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November 11 04 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Sat Nov 13 16:05:01 2004 UTC
Another picture from Thursday night. The glow stayed consistent for
several hours so I had the chance to find other places to take pictures
from.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 400 F 2.0 13 sec. exp.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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November 11 04
Submitted by:
shansen at Sat Nov 13 15:54:01 2004 UTC
After all the great displays Sunday night I went out again on Thursday
night
and saw this one. The Aurora was totally different and still it was
great to watch.
Four pictures put together in Photo Stitch 15 sec. exp. F2.5 50 mm ISO
400.
Canon Digital Rebel (C) 2004 Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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Lunar Eclipse Composite Oct 27
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Nov 2 00:53:01 2004 UTC
Pictures of the Lunar Eclipse taken from 9:25 to 1:02 EDT
Meade LX200 8" /6.3 focal reducer ISO 200-400
EOS Digital Rebel Walker Mi.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Lunar Eclipse Oct. 27
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Oct 31 17:39:01 2004 UTC
It was supposed to be cloudy all night but the sky cleared
long enough to enjoy the Eclipse. Taken at 11:02 EDT
Walker Mi. Meade LX 200 8" /6.3 focal reducer
ISO 400 6 sec. exp. EOS Digital Rebel.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Circumzenithal Arc
Submitted by:
shansen at Mon Oct 18 23:30:01 2004 UTC
I believe this is a double Circumzenithal Arc as opposed to a
Circumzenithal Arc and a Tangent Arc. The lower Arc doesn't
seam to have the characteristics of a Tangent Arc. Please correct
me if I'm wrong.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 200 1/1600 F8.0 35mm lens
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Sun Dogs
Submitted by:
shansen at Mon Oct 18 23:24:01 2004 UTC
Two pictures put together with Adobe Photoshop. Couldn't get
the Halo, Sun Dogs and Circumzenithal Arc in one picture.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 100 1/200 F18 22mm lens
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Fire in the Clouds
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Oct 17 23:40:01 2004 UTC
One of the great sunset that I've seen in the
last month.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 100 1/40 F 5.6
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Iridescent Clouds
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Oct 17 23:20:01 2004 UTC
Iridescent Clouds taken on Sept. 22 from backyard in
Walker Mi.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 100 1/4000 F13
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Iridescent Clouds
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Oct 17 23:10:01 2004 UTC
Although there hasn't been any Aurora activity here lately
the sky has provided some interesting sights.
Canon Digital Rebel ISO 100 1/4000 at F13
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Aurora July 32 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Mon Jul 26 22:22:01 2004 UTC
Another picture taken of the Aurora that night.
Was nice to see them again and have a chance to get
some pictures. Canon EOS 300D 13 sec. exp. F2.2 50mm lens ISO 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Aurora July 23
Submitted by:
shansen at Mon Jul 26 21:25:01 2004 UTC
Picture of the Aurora on the night of July 22-23
Around 05:17 on the 23 of July a rather quite display
became a pleasant suprise. Canon EOS 300D
15 sec. exp. F2.0 50mm lens ISO 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Mammatus Clouds
Submitted by:
shansen at Fri Jul 16 23:27:01 2004 UTC
I was waiting for thunderstorms to occur on July 13 when the sky
overhead and behind me started to clear. I was able to get a few
pictures
of these Mammatus Clouds and the sun set before I left to chase the
lighting.
Canon ESO 300 D 1/40 sec. F11 ISO 100 18.0 MM lens
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Sun Halo 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Wed Jun 23 23:53:01 2004 UTC
Another picture of the halo and white ring.
Canon Rebel ESO 300D 1/1000 sec. F11 18mm lens ISO 200
(C) Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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Sun Halo 1
Submitted by:
shansen at Wed Jun 23 23:53:01 2004 UTC
These two pictures of the Halo were taken on June 1st. Although the halo
was
a complete circle I couldn't get it all in the picture. There is what I
thought at first to
be a circular cloud but as I watched it became another halo only white
starting at
the sun and offset from the main halo. The second ring had no color as
the halo did. Does anyone know
what the second white ring was caused by.
Canon Rebel ESO 300D 1/640 sec. F18 18mm lens ISO 200
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Spring Storm 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun May 9 21:49:02 2004 UTC
Another picture from the same night.
Canon EOS 300D 22 sec. exp F 4.5 ISO 200 18 mm lens
Russ Hansen Walker MI. shansen@iserv.net
(C) Russ Hansen 2004
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Spring Storm 1
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun May 9 21:02:01 2004 UTC
First good spring storm in our area with a lot of lighting.
Canon EOS 300D 20sec. exp. F3.5 ISO 200 18 mm lens
Russ Hansen Walker MI. shansen@iserv.net
(C) Russ Hansen 2004
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Venus and Pleiades
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Apr 11 05:29:01 2004 UTC
Picture taken with Canon 300D. Don't have the specific camera settings
as I transferred the photo to another software. Still learning!
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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Aurora March 9 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Fri Mar 12 02:14:03 2004 UTC
Had enough time to try a different location for a change.
This picture was taken 2 miles from where I usually go to
watch. Walker Mi Canon EOS 50 mm lens F2.0 20 sec. exp.
Fuji 400 (C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserv.net
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Aurora March 9th 1
Submitted by:
shansen at Fri Mar 12 02:14:03 2004 UTC
Nice to finally have a clear night and a chance to see the
Auroras again. While it wasn't the strongest show this year
it lasted from 9 pm till past midnight when the light from the moon
interfered.
Photo taken from Walker Mi Canon EOS 50 mm lens F2.0 20 sec exp.
Fuji 400 (C) 2004 Russ Hansen shansen@iserv.net
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Aurora 1/24 #4
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Jan 27 02:36:01 2004 UTC
At 05:45 UTC the arc that had formed earlier produced rays. They lasted
for awhile
and then everything clamed down to a glow in the north again. Now I was
finally cold
enough to be happy to go home and get warm.
Canon EOS 50mm F2.0 20 sec. exp. Fuji 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Aurora 1/24 #3
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Jan 27 02:08:03 2004 UTC
I finally ended about 30 mi farther northeast and found clear skies for
the
rest of the night. The temperature was -5/-10 degrees. It all seamed
worth it for
a chance to see the Auroras again.
Canon EOS 50 mm F 2.0 20 sec.exp. Fuji 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Aurora 1/24
Submitted by:
shansen at Tue Jan 27 01:20:01 2004 UTC
This was one of my first stops in my normal place in Walker Mi. There
was a faint glow
when I first got there at 01:30 UTC as my eyes adjusted and the glow
became brighter
I got a few pictures before the clouds moved in and I had to head father
northeast.
Canon EOS 50 mm f2.0 20 sec.exp. on Fuji 400
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Light Pillars 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Sat Jan 24 18:01:01 2004 UTC
Drove around looking for different locations that night and found this
church
close to home.
Minolta Dimage F100 manual exp ASA 100 setting 4-6 sec. exp.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Light Pillars
Submitted by:
shansen at Sat Jan 24 18:01:01 2004 UTC
Spent most of the night of the 22nd waiting for the skies to clear.
They never did clear up but got to see these Light Pillars
Canon EOS 50mm lens Fuji 200 4-6 sec. exp.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Sun Dogs
Submitted by:
shansen at Sat Jan 24 17:21:02 2004 UTC
The Jet Stream seams to be changing and giving us so cold weather here.
Producing Sundogs and Light Pillars Minolta Dimage F 100 auto exp.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Iridescent Clouds 2
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Jan 11 00:14:02 2004 UTC
The Iridescent Clouds lasted over an hour changing
continuously as the passed by. Finally took my last
picture and went inside to get warm. Hard to work a
camera when your fingers don't move.
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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Iridescent Clouds 1
Submitted by:
shansen at Sun Jan 11 00:14:02 2004 UTC
This was taken in the afternoon from my backyard.
As it was still cold I was glad I didn't have to leave
home to take these pictures. Some of the best
Iridescent Clouds I've seen so far.
Minolta DiMage F100 manual exposure
(C) Russ Hansen 2004 shansen@iserve.net
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