Thanks Peter.
Here's another from the marufo vega trail, bbnp
Canon 5D Mark II, Super Takumar 50/1.4
Thanks Peter.
Here's another from the marufo vega trail, bbnp
Canon 5D Mark II, Super Takumar 50/1.4
Makiflex Acros 150 SymmarS by Nokton48, on Flickr
Ohio State University Library of Geology Atrium Plaubel Makiflex 150mm Barrel Symmar-S Fuji Acros 6x9cm roll film 3 minute exposure f16 The walls are stratified in rock layers as they are in this part of the country
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Man with Flag, Justice Center, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Excellent, Austin!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Bravo
Tin Can
NOW you're talking !
_DSC1707 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr
Milky way with Saturn and Jupiter. Jupiter was sparkling like the moon in the ocean reflection. The milky way made some reflection as well. Birch Point Beach state park.
Another photographer a few years ago mentioned this park is one of the few places where he can't see any houses from the beach... (There are a couple lights in the distance on the islands of well hidden camps that aren't casually visible in the daytime; there is no electricity out there) Makes all the nicer place to visit at night.
In the 1960's and earlier this beach was a party spot just beyond the reach of the law.. Late 60's it was considered a spot for a nuke plant because of the cold water access; that plan fell through. Now, it's a real nice simple state park and everyone wants it to stay that way.
Wonderful photo !Originally Posted by jp
_DSC1707 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr
Milky way with Saturn and Jupiter. Jupiter was sparkling like the moon in the ocean reflection. The milky way made some reflection as well. Birch Point Beach state park.
Another photographer a few years ago mentioned this park is one of the few places where he can't see any houses from the beach... (There are a couple lights in the distance on the islands of well hidden camps that aren't casually visible in the daytime; there is no electricity out there) Makes all the nicer place to visit at night.
In the 1960's and earlier this beach was a party spot just beyond the reach of the law.. Late 60's it was considered a spot for a nuke plant because of the cold water access; that plan fell through. Now, it's a real nice simple state park and everyone wants it to stay that way.
Nice one jp.
I recently found this website for checking light pollution and Bortle scale seeing:
https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/
I am lucky to live in a Class 4 area despite being near Atlanta (well, near-ish).
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