A conjuncture of the Moon, Saturn and Jupiter took place last week....November 18-21.
I planned this shoot in Photo Pills....I wanted to capture the conjuncture with the CJ Brown Dam in the foreground.
I'm pleased with the image. It's a double exposure....exposure one was a 4 second exposure to capture detail in the lake and foreground. The second exposure was a 1/20 second exposure which was spot metered on the moon. This was to be able to capture some details in the moon's surface as well as to get the earthshine of the dark aspect of the moon.
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Sunday, November 22, 2020
Moon-Saturn Jupiter Conjuncture
Screech Owl at Buck Creek
Saturday, November 14, 2020
Thursday, October 22, 2020
October Camping at Hocking Hills State Park
We camped at Hocking Hills State Park for a few nights to enjoys the fall colors.
I wanted to visit the John Glenn Astrology Park, which is only a few miles from the state park, but the weather did not cooperate, and we didn't have clear night skies until our last night. Rather than drive, we stayed in the campgrounds and shot some night images.
The crescent moon was showing some earthshine, and Jupiter was visible as well.
This shot is a double exposure using the Olympus EM1 Mark3 and the Panasonic/Leica 8-18mm lens in Starry Sky mode.
Sunday, October 11, 2020
Water Sports on a Windy Day
Instead, I found some different birds....and airborn they were!
The beach waters were being used by some kite-boarders to fly high and fast across the water. I was amazed and in awe of their skills! Here are a few images, and the full gallery is here (if you guys see these, you can open the gallery and download any you want).
Sunday, September 27, 2020
Kool Dude!
This is a new one for me....the Orange Assassin Bug, Pselliopus barberi.
I found him at Kirby Preserve, in Clark County, on Goldenrod.
He reminds me of a Beetlejuice Bug.