A few recent pics.....
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A few recent pics.....
Hanging around Six Flags the other night. I've been wanting to shoot the observation tower for a long time.
This is an HDR image of the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.
Shot this a week or two ago. It was taken with my new 200-400 f/4 VR along with my 1.4x TC.
Finally, speaking of the new lens setup, here's the full moon from New Years Eve.
This is an HDR image of the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.
Shot this a week or two ago. It was taken with my new 200-400 f/4 VR along with my 1.4x TC.
Finally, speaking of the new lens setup, here's the full moon from New Years Eve.
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This is one of the things I really want to do when I get a long enough lens. I really want to redo my lunar eclipse series with a lens that can fill the entire frame with the moon. I don't remember what I used for the last one but the moon was so heavily cropped (and my tripod so wobbly) that I simply could not get the detail I wanted.
Everybody seems to like the stadium the best but my favorite is the first moon picture.
Everybody seems to like the stadium the best but my favorite is the first moon picture.
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What I like about the first moon pic is the detail around Mare Humorum (Sea of Moisture) near the shadowed part. Plus it's interesting because apparently from you all's latitude in Texas, the "down" part of the moon in the picture is actually the SE quadrant of the side of the moon that faces us.
Pretty neat picture of the stadium though.
Pretty neat picture of the stadium though.
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Er, that doesn't make much sense - why would it rotate CCW based on latitude? But the moon "wobbles" a little bit from side to side over time, showing a little more of the left or right sides. That might be responsible for some of what you're seeing.XMEN Ashaman DTM wrote:Plus it's interesting because apparently from you all's latitude in Texas, the "down" part of the moon in the picture is actually the SE quadrant of the side of the moon that faces us.
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