Esperance Bow.
The recent trip down to Esperance (1652 km round trip) I got to go out to Observation point with the Grand children and son in law. I had them sit still till I was finished them, they could move on the wooden platform. Once I finished I sat down with them and showed them parts of the sky /milky way and answered there question.
You will note a little left over light from sunset as we went out at 7pm.
This is about 200 degrees of view of the night sky Esperance is the far right. Seemed to have caught an Asteroid shower as they are in all 4 Shots of the area. The real sad part is when I removed the lens next morning I noted the depth of Field ring had come loose from the focusing ring, don't look as critically as I do, super glued back in place at the right place.
This is a two row Bow all taken by my computer , " Human Brain" first row horizontal to get the waves and the ground and second row tilted up above the bow. Head leveled, in Camera Leveled. All planes removed
Nikon D810 on M 15 sec 20 shots 10 per row.
Iso 5000
Samyang 14mm F3.2
PtGui
Ps, Lr
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Taken on Wednesday October 2, 2024
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Posted on Wednesday October 2, 2024
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Ko Hummel said:
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Annemarie said:
Have a nice Wednesday
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Herb Riddle said:
Cheers. Herb
Steve Paxton replied to Herb Riddle:
It sure makes a very large size photo but a photo that is all in scale and free of distortion the main reason behind the double row and the height. I have since finding the problem with the lens have fixed so it will not happen again. I agree the landscape and waves add to the shot my last from here I only got about 2/3 done and the clouds came in killed the rest of the bow. I enjoyed sitting with the others and pointing out parts of the bow and answering questions, made the grand children's night.
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