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Cool shots, OP. I don't have any pics and I'm too lazy to go take some.
Btw, what does all this mean? : F/11, ISO100, 1/15 sec, 200mm
Same here in Northern California. More coverage on the rain and 2 rivers passing flood stage in Sacramento than the moon.
Been the norm here for the last few events.. Last 2 Lunar eclipses, and the last solar eclipse.. all screwed by clouds and rain.
BL.
Same here in Northern California. More coverage on the rain and 2 rivers passing flood stage in Sacramento than the moon.
Been the norm here for the last few events.. Last 2 Lunar eclipses, and the last solar eclipse.. all screwed by clouds and rain.
BL.
Highest level drought since 1996 - they reckoned it would take 10 years to break.
We've done it in 8 months. Bloody tipping down.
NASA took that one. Great shot.
Here's the source link if you want bigger versions.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/5541053611/sizes/z/in/photostream/
It's raining here. This is a photo of the extreme supermoon from December 2008. D2X, 300/f4 with 1.4x TC, 1/200 @ f8 and ISO 200, spot meter, mirror locked up and cable release used.
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East London:
Same image, tighter crop, not downsized (and slightly blurry for that)
(the Thames tide was SO low!)
Later - slight cloud cover over the moon. Spot the green laser from Greenwich marking the prime meridian:
Though flickr reduced the size of all of these from what I originally uploaded but you get the idea.
Same image, tighter crop, not downsized (and slightly blurry for that)
(the Thames tide was SO low!)
Later - slight cloud cover over the moon. Spot the green laser from Greenwich marking the prime meridian:
Though flickr reduced the size of all of these from what I originally uploaded but you get the idea.
Thanks, Jessica. Though I scarcely did it justice. It was quite a sight to behold.
Now the tide has gone right up too. About 5 hours ago it looked like I could have Jesus walked that sucker it was so low. Now it's high as I've ever seen it. I'm not sure I've ever noticed the Thames having such dramatic variations in such a short time span. (I hasten to add, I am not attributing it to the "supermoon", but it's strange nevertheless.)
We had cloud cover.
Yup us to. We sometimes could see a slight glow but it was mostly covered by clouds.
From my backyard. Was cloudy at first, but then the skies opened up nicely
