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Moon, Venus February 19, 2007
Submitted by:
Dennis Anderson at Tue Feb 20 04:19:01 2007 UTC
Here's Venus now below the moon as seen from near Homer, Alaska.
Augustine Volcano can be seen on the distant horizon. I used my wife's
Olympus C-50 digital camera (exposure/settings unknown). Copyright (c)
Dennis C. Anderson Night Trax Photography Contact at:
auroradude@acsalaska.net or visit: www.auroradude.com
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Venus and Mercury - 8 February 2007
Submitted by:
Beth Katz at Wed Feb 14 01:33:01 2007 UTC
Venus and Mercury as the sunset fades. 8 February 2007 about 6:13 pm EST
in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Nikon Coolpix 4500, 1 sec, f 3.3, iso
400. Copyright 2007 Beth Katz, katz@cs.millersville.edu.
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October 3 , 2002
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Tue Dec 3 21:49:01 2002 UTC
28mm @ f 2.8 , 10 - 15 sec , fuji superia 800
© Dominic Cantin dominiccantin@yahoo.ca
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Why is there so many planes in the sky
Submitted by:
Remi Boucher at Sun Oct 10 01:49:01 2004 UTC
Apparently, all these planes were coming from Europe and were passing over
Sherbrooke to avoid the jet-stream. Many people in town noticed this unusual
aerial traffic over our heads. I took this picture in Infra-Red (IR) with my
digital camera and a special filter to block the visible light and collect
only the IR light (invisible for the human eye). IR light gives a better
contrast between clouds and blue sky. I counted 25 contrails in this
picture.
Details : Nikon Coolpix 4500, 88A filter, f/2.9, 1sec., at 200ISO
Copyright (c) Remi Boucher. Contact : scalp022@yahoo.ca
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Aurora 8-30-04
Submitted by:
Lorie Giebel at Tue Aug 31 11:55:01 2004 UTC
First shot in a line of many nice ones taken early on, about 9:15 pm and
lasted decently until the light of the moon and the aurora dimming sent me
home around 10:45 or so. 20mm, Iso 200, about 20-25 sec.
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halo
Submitted by:
Tony Travaglia at Fri Sep 29 23:59:01 2006 UTC
This wonderful moon halo was evident for around 2 hrs after a slight
cloud/fog cover enveloped us
Canon 300D 20 sec exposure ISO 400
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Aurora september 7th 2002 Mont Megantic
Submitted by:
DANIEL TARDIF at Thu Oct 9 00:32:01 2003 UTC
Image of aurora took on 7th september 2002 at Mont Megantic Observatory. It was a very nice show. Took with a 28 m lens at f/2.8, with a Fuji Provia 400 film, pushed 2X; 25 sec. exposure.
Copyright (c) Daniel Tardif. Contact: dtardif@globetrotter.net
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Ring of Fire - Annular Eclpse 2005
Submitted by:
Mario Weigand at Thu Oct 6 17:31:02 2005 UTC
This image was taken in the "Parque del Retiro", Madrid, Spain.
Optic: Canon 100-400mm L IS USM @400mm
Camera: Canon EOS 300D
http://www.SkyTrip.de
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10-27-01 Aurora
Submitted by:
Carol Lakomiak at Sat Oct 5 21:27:01 2002 UTC
Olympus OM-1n, 28mm 2.8, Fuji 800, 30 sec
Copyright Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved. strgzr52@hotmail.com
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Mammatus cloud
Submitted by:
tony travaglia at Mon Mar 29 07:50:01 2004 UTC
A fine example of rain bearing mammatus cloud. The resulting precipitation
from this cloud was 5 mm of moisture.
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Aurora, Orion and the Three Sisters
Submitted by:
JOHNRFLINN@aol.com at Sun Apr 3 00:34:01 2005 UTC
The geomagnetic storm of Nov 7-8, 2004 created
spectacular auroral displays over the Oregon
Cascades. Wave upon wave of light rippled
overhead. The bright red and yellow front of
light seemed to come to a stop over the Three
Sisters volcanoes as Orion rose in the East.
Nikon FM2 w/ 20mm Nikor at F 3.0 and about
15 seconds using Provia 400F pushed 1.5 stops.
JOHNRFLINN@aol.com or CelestialScenics.com
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"SEASONAL GREETINGS"
Submitted by:
Dennis Anderson at Fri Dec 21 09:18:01 2007 UTC
Greetings to the Planet Earth from Planet Damitol and from our way cool
friends on the hill. Thank you for the electro-navigational light rays
that power our ships. Plese can you tell us now where that guy in the
funny red hat has gone? We must understand his superior propulsion unit.
Nyeet! Nyeeet! I take all responsibility for these visitors. -
Dennis Anderson contact at: auroradude@acsalaska.net
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November 4th, 2003
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Wed Nov 5 01:53:01 2003 UTC
Km 99 - Laurentides Wildlife Reserve - Québec (Canada)
©Jean Chiasson, jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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Theophilus Chain
Submitted by:
Carol Lakomiak at Mon Jan 24 05:11:01 2005 UTC
Taken September 4th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol
Lakomiak. All rights reserved.
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Mixed Blessing
Submitted by:
Wade B Clark Jr at Sat Sep 18 23:30:01 2004 UTC
Red sunrises are such a mixed blessing. They are so moving to the
spirit, yet they bring cloudy and rainy weather to this part of the
county...which is what we've had for the last two weeks. ...no
aurora observing, no astrophotography, and no autumn color hiking...
(c) copyright Wade B Clark Jr
e-mail: wadec41@yahoo.com
website: www.geocities.com/wadec41/NorthwestWashingtonAurora.html
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Closeup of primary bow from 4-26-04
Submitted by:
Michael Ellestad at Mon May 31 04:23:01 2004 UTC
This is a closeup of the primary bow from 4-26-04
showing the pure spectral colors. The two sets of
violet and green inside the main bow are
interference bows caused by light interference.
Copyright(c) Michael Ellestad. Send mail to
bowlturner@yahoo.com or visit my
homepage:www.geocities.com/bowlturner/my_weatherpics.html
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Aurora 18/jan/2005
Submitted by:
katkenny at Sat Jan 29 13:41:01 2005 UTC
l were taking this photograph when suddenly, l hears a noise of
walking.Mais I does not see anybody. After beginhaving
begun my photograph, I see in front of me, this white animal, a white
dog.You can see this dog on the photographs, in bottom.
Fear of my life :(
16mm/4f/20s 800 asa
Stephane Levesque
Luceville,Quebec
Canada
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3th August, 2002
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Wed Aug 27 22:21:01 2003 UTC
Km 99, Laurentides wildelife reserve (Québec) Canada - Fuji superia x-tra
800
© Jean Chiasson jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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March 31 , 2003
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Wed Apr 2 04:52:01 2003 UTC
16mm @ f 2.8 , 20 sec , fuji superia 800 , © Dominic Cantin
dominiccantin@yahoo.ca
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My Alaskan Aurora 2
Submitted by:
Mark Stadsklev at Tue Jan 18 03:35:01 2005 UTC
More from Sunday night, Monday morning 1 to 5 am. Fortuneatly when I stepped through the river ice it wasn't deep. iso 600 25 secs, Mark II 40mm
Copyright Mark A. Stadsklev
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27 july 2004
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Tue Aug 3 01:42:01 2004 UTC
An amazing show was on the skies on 27 july 2004 ! I saw a lots of steady
corona and many shapes at zenith ! As it's typical to the northern lights ,
there were agitated moments during 30 to 45 minutes and after the calm was
there during 30 to 45 minutes. Toward 7:30 UT, a blue wall of auroras
borealis stood in front of me during 5 minutes ( visualy it was blue but my
pictures show a rainbow of colors ) , I was dazzled by the beauty of the
spectacle ! The dawn appeared just after , then I went to bed with a lots of
magic images in the head :) photo details : 16mm , 20mm or 28mm @ f 2,8 ,
~15 sec , fuji superia 800 or polaroid high definition 400 , 27 july 2004 UT
, I was in camping at Ste-Croix ( 60km west of Quebec city on the south
shore of the St-Lawrence River ) © Dominic Cantin
http://astrosurf.com/aurores
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2 January 2007
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Wed Jan 3 07:17:01 2007 UTC
A nice way to begin 2007 with this sunpillar :) Happy New Year to All !
Model : PENTAX *ist DS
Date/time original : 2007-01-02 16:02:13
Exposure time : 1/1000 s
F-number : f/4
ISO speed ratings : ISO 200
Focal length : 70 mm
... to see my recent pictures http://minilien.com/?62e3qAfxRg
© Dominic Cantin
http://www.pbase.com/dominiccantin
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"Moonlit Northern Lights"
Submitted by:
Dave Chapman at Fri Jan 17 03:36:01 2003 UTC
I am David Chapman and I am a photographer and I got this picture on October
25, 2002. The moonlight helped the fields show up as well as they did, the
northern lights were quite strong towards the due north. I am selling this
and if you want more information on how to buy this, email me at
sweet_chappy_man@hotmail.com, I sell them at 5x7, 8x10 and 11x14. check with
me for prices.
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November 9-10, 2004
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Thu Nov 11 22:09:01 2004 UTC
Beauport - Québec (Canada) - 35 mm Ricoh XR-1; Fujifilm 800 X-Tra I
SO; 28 mm
@ f/2.8, 15-20 sec.
©Jean Chiasson - jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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M42, Orion Nebula, and M43.
Submitted by:
alain couture at Fri Mar 25 03:45:01 2005 UTC
This picture shows M42, the Great Nebula in Orion and its companion, M43 as well as NGC 1981, the star cluster superimposed on NGC 1977. Unfortunately, NGC 1977, the blue nebula is not clearly visible on my picture. :-(
Details: Canon Digital Rebel 300D, prime focus on a 102mm aperture telescope(f/5), 3 min. on EQ3 motorized mount - 1600 ISO
The image frame has been modified.
Copyright(c) Alain Couture. Contact: jonad482000@yahoo.ca
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Crescent Moon and Venus
Submitted by:
Carol Lakomiak at Sun Oct 6 19:19:01 2002 UTC
May 14 2002, Olympus OM-1n, 205mm 5.6, Kodak 400, 1 sec. Copyright Carol
Lakomiak. All rights reserved. strgzr52@hotmail.com
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Tutira Dusk.
Submitted by:
Graham Palmer at Thu Dec 27 10:24:01 2007 UTC
A beautiful dusk settles over a stand of Cordyline australis at Lake
Tutira, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. Photo details: Canon 350D, ISO 800,
1/200th second exposure with a Sigma 18-125mm lens @ f-9. Image
copyright to Graham Palmer. For more images, visit my website:
http://www.skyhigh-photography.com
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SUN HALO
Submitted by:
michel tournay at Sun Dec 18 08:31:01 2005 UTC
This halo was shot during an astronomy camp. In
the evenings...too cloudy to do anything...well
astronomically speaking ! But during the day
around noon, when everybody was eating, I was
fortunate enough to get the only astronomical
phenomenon of the week-end! Enjoy!
©Michel Tournay
micheltournay@yahoo.ca or visit:
www.aurora-borealis.ca
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November 4th, 2003
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Wed Nov 5 01:27:01 2003 UTC
Red aurora at 4:30 am. Km 99 - Laurentides Wildlife Reserve - Qu
ébec
(Canada)
©Jean Chiasson, jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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