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"Early Dawn Over the Chugach"
Submitted by:
Dennis Anderson at Tue Oct 30 07:21:01 2007 UTC
The last colorful rays of a flickering aurora are beginning to be
replaced by the light of dawn as the snow-capped peaks of Alaska's
Chugach Range catch light from a moon still high in the south.
Flickering auroras are often seen in the wee hours of the morning after
the main substorm has abated. I have on occasion seen this phenomenon
persist for hours. It very much resembles gentle flames and just like a
camp fire it has a very soothing effect - or maybe that's because I've
been up all night again! This shot was taken about an hour southeast of
Anchorage on the morning of October 16, 2003. Copyright (c) Dennis C.
Anderson Night Trax Photography Contact at: auroradude@acsalaska.net or
visit: www.auroradude.com
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Moon & Venus
Submitted by:
Ragnar Johnskaas at Wed Mar 12 12:38:01 2003 UTC
This photo was shot just before dawn of the 27th of January 2003,
using my old Canon AE-1 camera with a 28mm lens at F.2.8.
Fuji Provia 400, Exposure 2 sec.
© Ragnar Johnskås
More photos: http://home.c2i.net/johnskaas/Index.htm
E-mail :ragnar.johnskaas@c2i.net
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Mars 2003
Submitted by:
SherryB at Tue Sep 2 18:08:01 2003 UTC
I managed to capture this image August 30 between visitors while doing
a star party at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory. Unfortunately,
Mars' low altitude and our humid weather conspire to prevent really
sharp images, at least so far. Telescope: 1.2M Cassegrain reflector.
Magnification: 80x at the coude guiding focus. Camera: brain-dead HP
215 digital. Single exposure processed in PS for brightness and unsharp
masking. © 2003 Sherry Buttnor. email: catlover@ii.ca
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ISS Wave - 2010 Dec 29
Submitted by:
Beth Katz at Wed Dec 29 23:32:01 2010 UTC
ISS Wave (http://www.isswave.org/) is a project to get people worldwide
outside to wave at the International Space Station this week - Dec,
24-31, 2010. That site has a realtime map based on structured tweets
containing #ISSwave. My family waved in twilight on 2010 Dec 29 at about
5:07pm from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 2 second exposure, ISO 200.
Copyright (c) 2010 Beth Katz,katz@cs.millersville.edu.
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Sun halo - take 1
Submitted by:
alain couture at Sat Sep 18 17:54:01 2004 UTC
My first sun halo pictures! Even if i had a 800 ISO film into my camera, the results are not too bad. :-)
This picture and the next one were taken at Quebec city(Canada) on 2004 September 8 th.
Details: Canon EOS Rebel, 28mm lens at f/22, 1/2000 sec. - Konica Centuria 800 ISO.
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January 11th, 2004
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Wed Jan 14 00:29:02 2004 UTC
St-Laurent River - Beauport - Québec (Canada). Fujifilm 800 x-tra,
28mm -
f/2.8, 10-15 sec.
©Jean Chiasson, jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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12 Jul 03 Aurora from Ottawa
Submitted by:
Aaron Hywarren at Sat Jul 12 19:24:02 2003 UTC
This display was most impressive despite the near full-moon and appearance
of cloud cover. This 15-second image was taken about 6 km SE of Ottawa at
0511 UTC using a Canon PowerShot A-30 set at f 2.8 and ISO 200. In this
image, the clouds have already moved in, but the display was holding its own
with defined curtains showing great colour variation from below, and very
bright "goings-on" behind the clouds. Orange cast is from the ambient light
of Ottawa. About 15 minutes later, the clouds had moved off and the lower
level curtains began to give way to wave-like pulsations extending to the
zenith.
Copyright © Aaron Hywarren
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Cumberland Island Storm clouds
Submitted by:
Peter Sproule at Wed Feb 12 12:27:01 2003 UTC
This was taken during a camping trip to Cumberland Island, Georgia in
September 2002. This late afternoon cumulus was a harbinger of the storm
that hit later that night. The rain was blowing on a 45° angle at times.
Canon F-1, 50 mm lens @ f/8, Fuji Reala 100 ASA print film .
Comments can be sent to: pbsproule@sympatico.ca
Web page: www.sproulephoto.ca
© 2003 Peter Sproule
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November 9-10, 2004
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Fri Nov 12 03:12:01 2004 UTC
Beauport - Québec (Canada) - 35 mm Ricoh XR-1; Fujifilm 800 X-Tra I
SO; 16 mm
@ f/2.8, 15-20 sec.
©Jean Chiasson - jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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Aurora / Meteor
Submitted by:
Dave-M at Tue Feb 18 02:26:01 2003 UTC
Another image from the 9-07-02 Aurora from the Allegheny
National Forest in PA.
A meteor can be seen streaking through the weakening storm.
Minolta X-700, 50mm f1.7, exposure not recorded.
Kodak Royal Gold Select Series 400
Copyright(c)2002 Dave Miller
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Star Trails, Thompsons Landing
Submitted by:
william mckenzie at Wed Dec 3 01:56:01 2003 UTC
This 45 minute exposure shows the earths rotation.Can you find Polaris?
Minolta 600si with 18mmf3.5, Fuji Provia 100 45 minutes @f3.5
Image (c) B. Mckenzie/Natural Impressions 3mcks@centurytel.net
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Animated Aurora
Submitted by:
Dennis Anderson at Thu Jan 9 10:18:02 2003 UTC
Click on this image to view a short animation of the "Northern Lights"
over Alaska's Mount McKinley in Denali Park.
This file is about 850K so it might take a few moments to load. These
images, acquired on March 24, 2002 with a medium format camera and Kodak
E100VS film, will give you a good impression of the gentle motions of
this beautiful auroral display.
Copyright (c) 2002 Denis C. Anderson contact at auroradude@acsalaska.net
or visit www.auroradude.com
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Aurora 8-30-04
Submitted by:
Lorie Giebel at Tue Aug 31 11:38:01 2004 UTC
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January 9th 2001 lunar eclipse - totality
Submitted by:
Andrew Casely at Wed Feb 19 13:50:01 2003 UTC
Unfortunately the photo is slightly out-of-focus, but it shows the reddish
totally eclipsed moon. The blurred star below the moon was occulted later
in the eclipse. Eyepiece projection through 8 3/4" Dobsonian telescope with
Canon PowerShot S20 digital camera. © Andrew Casely, andycasely@hotmail.com
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July 18th, 2004
Submitted by:
Jean Chiasson at Sat Aug 28 02:12:01 2004 UTC
Saguenay/Lac-St-Jean - Quebec city - Canada - Fuji Superia X-tra 800,
16mm
at f/2.8, 1/250
©Jean Chiasson, jchiasson@globetrotter.net
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November 24 , 2001
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Mon Oct 21 19:45:01 2002 UTC
28mm @ f 2.8 , 25 sec , fuji superia 800
© Dominic Cantin dominiccantin@yahoo.ca
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Lenticular E
Submitted by:
tony travaglia at Wed Jun 9 20:01:01 2004 UTC
The letter E formed by this lenticular at sunset. Nikon 5400 1/1000 sec @
f5.6 ISO 200
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Emerald Lake aurora #2 Sept 23, 2001
Submitted by:
dvier at Wed Oct 23 07:08:01 2002 UTC
View to the northwest of red auroral beam at Emerald Lake in Yoho National
Park, British Columbia, Canada taken on Sept 23, 2001 at about 7:05 UT.
Fuji Superia 800 film, 21-35mm lens at f/3.5 for 1 minute. Copyright (c)
2001 David Vier
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Moon's setting after ISS-Contact
Submitted by:
Lutz.Schenk@t-online.de (Lutz Schenk) at Mon Jun 12 20:45:01 2006 UTC
This picture taken on May, 12th 2005 after the ISS's moon-touch around
20:50 UT with Pentax *istDs and the 18-55mm kit-lens. 10sec / f5.6 /
18mm.
Location: Gudensberg-Obervorschuetz, 51.15N 9.34E, Germany
More pictures on www.lutz-schenk.de
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Happy Halloween !
Submitted by:
Dominic Cantin at Thu Oct 31 21:37:01 2002 UTC
Can you see the scary face in this picture ? Have a nice and safe Halloween
and dont eat too much candy ;o) photo details: 28mm @ f 2.8 , 25 sec , kodak
supra 800 , october 1 , 2001
© Dominic Cantin dominiccantin@yahoo.ca
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Aurora 9-22-04
Submitted by:
Lorie Giebel at Fri Sep 24 00:22:01 2004 UTC
Just a short-lived sighting for tonight. Started looking about 9:00 pm CDT
and by 9:30 it was pretty much over for me. 20mm, Iso 400, 2.0, 20 seconds.
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Lunar eclipse on winter solstice - 21 Dec 2010
Submitted by:
Beth Katz at Tue Dec 21 21:19:02 2010 UTC
Dodged the clouds, wind, cold, and early morning hours to catch the
lunar eclipse on the winter solstice. I need a better camera (and
binoculars or telescope) to get more detailed and crisp pictures.
Copyright (c) 2010 Beth Katz, katz@cs.millersville.edu.
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The first 2005 sunset
Submitted by:
katkenny at Thu Jan 13 04:54:01 2005 UTC
It is windy,it is cold but it beautifull.
28mm/3.5f/1/60s 800 asa
Stephane Levesque
Luceville,Quebec
Canada
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July 26 2004 Aurora
Submitted by:
Guillaume Poulin at Wed Jul 28 00:59:01 2004 UTC
Mont-Mégantic, Québec, Canada
July 26 2004, 01:10 pm GMT -04:00
Nikon Coolpix 4500 digital camera, 27 sec, F2.6, ISO 400
poulin_guillaume@hotmail.com
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Iridescent Clouds
Submitted by:
Greg Dean at Wed Oct 6 17:27:01 2004 UTC
Iridescent clouds. Nikon F80, 50 mm, polarizing filter. Fuji Provia
100.
(c) Greg Dean. gregdean@shaw.ca
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Corona over Northeast Michigan
Submitted by:
william mckenzie at Thu Nov 6 01:50:06 2003 UTC
As darkness fell on 29 October we were fortunate to have an area of
clear sky over northeast Michigan. Activity quickly increased, building
up to this spectacular corona. I got 4 frames before it lost its
intensity. Minolta 800si with 18mm F3.5 Fuji Superia 800 @25 seconds.
Image (c) B. Mckenzie/Natural Impressions
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snow moon from saranac lake
Submitted by:
caq4@CS.COM at Thu Feb 24 04:40:01 2005 UTC
i took this photo when i seen the moon over my house=0D
photographer chad quinn
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Ottawa, Ontario 0127 UTC 18 Sep 03 (III)
Submitted by:
Aaron Hywarren at Thu Sep 18 03:44:03 2003 UTC
A third 15" image taken at 01:27:30 UTC, using Canon PowerShot A30 set at
F2.8 and ISO 200.
Copyright © Aaron Hywarren.
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