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by BF004 » 03 Aug 2020 10:44
Seems like we have a lot of amateur photographers here.
Share what you got!!
I have an older Sony A920 that takes wonderful pictures, wish I knew how to use it better.
Here are some recent ones from this summer, all unedited. I'll have to dig my old harddrive out of my old computer to get some older pictures that I did some fun things with in PS.
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by salmar80 » 03 Aug 2020 11:27
[mention]BF004[/mention] a great idea.
Your first pic of the dog is ideal. Such natural feel and contrast.
Gunzaan - that eye behind ice had me thinking... And I've done a less-melted icey tower before! But never a full nuke.
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by Raptorman » 03 Aug 2020 18:07
Taking a break from the heat at work I took this with my phone.
A small Bridge in Switzerland back in the Summer of 2018.
My Kid in a dolphin training class in Curacao about 8 years ago.
I came into this world KICKING and screaming, naked, and covered in blood that wasn't mine.
I am prepared to go out the same way if I need to.
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by APB » 03 Aug 2020 20:50
Some great shots, Matt. Love that eagle photo.
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by salmar80 » 14 Oct 2020 14:46
I tried something unusual, not correcting for the horizon, leaving it a bit tilted.
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by BF004 » 14 Jun 2022 09:42
Disclaimer, I didn’t take this picture.
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by salmar80 » 17 Jun 2022 10:07
BF004 wrote: ↑ 14 Jun 2022 09:42
Disclaimer, I didn’t take this picture.
Neither did Cassini.
Fake account.
It takes a lot of bandwidth to send an image, and a probe lunging into a giant usually has more important stuff to record and send than photos.
This is the last image Cassini took and managed to send
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by APB » 17 Jun 2022 11:17
Just had to go and ruins things, didn't you [mention]salmar80[/mention] ...
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by BF004 » 17 Jun 2022 11:41
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by salmar80 » 18 Jun 2022 05:47
APB wrote: ↑ 17 Jun 2022 11:17
Just had to go and ruins things, didn't you @salmar80 ...
Ok, ok, I was just pessimistically mad goofin', and the actual last image was this:
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Cassini's in space probe heaven now and gets to play with all of it's friends in the infinite sky..
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by APB » 18 Jun 2022 08:32
salmar80 wrote: ↑ 18 Jun 2022 05:47
APB wrote: ↑ 17 Jun 2022 11:17
Just had to go and ruins things, didn't you @salmar80 ...
Ok, ok, I was just pessimistically mad goofin', and the actual last image was this:
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Cassini's in space probe heaven now and gets to play with all of it's friends in the infinite sky..
That’s gotta be fake. I don’t see any unicorns…
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by Waldo » 11 Jul 2022 21:00
This first Webb photo is just totally mindblowing.
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by BF004 » 11 Jul 2022 22:04
Yeah, I’ve been following along that today.
Crazy how much gravitational lensing there is in that photo.
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by salmar80 » 12 Jul 2022 06:58
Not only the gravitational lensing, but in the higher resolution one the sheer number of visible stars and galaxies boogles the mind. Must be like a 1000 galaxies in that single image of a tiny slice of the sky.
More pics to come today, can not wait. Also waiting for some experts to dig in and explain to me all the stuff my layman eyes don't see in those images.