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Photo of Northern California sunset.November 2012, Marysville, CA Camera: Canon T2i Jessica Alcouffe Email: JessAlcouffePhotography@gmail.com |
 Northern California sunset. Clouds look like a starfish to me.
Beautiful colors.
Jessica Alcouffe |
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The meteor shower from Saturday night after 1am Rob Rocha - Digital Ideas Photography digitalideas2011@gmail.com |
 Annular Solar EclipseOn May 20th, 2012 between 7:25 - 8:25pm in Marshall, Minnesota. Eric Joyce joycephotography@hotmail.com |
 Annular Solar EclipseOn May 20th, 2012 between 7:25 - 8:25pm in Marshall, Minnesota. Eric Joyce |
 Annular Solar EclipseOn May 20th, 2012 between 7:25 - 8:25pm in Marshall, Minnesota. Eric Joyce |
 Annular Solar EclipseOn May 20th, 2012 between 7:25 - 8:25pm in Marshall, Minnesota. Eric Joyce |
 Annular Solar EclipseOn May 20th, 2012 between 7:25 - 8:25pm in Marshall, Minnesota. Eric Joyce |
Image of the moon taken with a FSQ 106 and Canon 7 D camera.
Philippe Moussette Quebec, Canada
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 Super moon
on 5-5-12 Photo was shot with Cannon Rebel T3, Iso 100, 240mm lens, f/8.0, 1.13 sec Rob Gant |
 Super moon
on 5-5-12Photo was shot with Cannon Rebel T3, Iso 100, 300mm lens, f/8.0, 1.6 sec Rob Gant |
 Super moon
on 5-5-12Photo was shot with Cannon Rebel T3, Iso 100, 240mm lens, f/8.0, 0.4 sec Rob Gant |
I shot this on
Thursday night at about 8:30pm in Brownsville Texas. I used a canon rebel t3 at aperture f4.5 & -5 exposure compensation Rob Gant |
 Hi, I took a pic of the sun today around noon and was wondering if you could tell me what else is in the picture.
Thanks, Steve |
Philippe Moussette Quebec, Canada
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 This
photo was taken at my house at sunset. I used my point and shoot 16.1 MP
Sony digital camera. I was right before a severe storm that tore apart our
shop. Robert Hagen |
Image of the moon taken with a FSQ 106 and Canon 7 D camera.
Philippe Moussette Quebec, Canada |
I took this picture when I was on holiday inAustralia at a place called Toogoom Queensland. I used my Nikon D90 not really sure of the exposure and all that as I have just started doing photography but thought I could share this with you. Jamie Blackman |
 This is image of
the rosette nebula taken with 80 ED Orion and Canon 7 D camera 3200ISO exposed 5 minutes.Philippe Moussette Quebec, Canada |
 Both of these pics were taken on 2/8/12 at approx. 8pm (Pacific) from Las Vegas, NV using my Daughters
(Kira) Celestron Omni XLT150 telescope. I used a simple 8.1 MP digital camera.
Russ Smethers |
 I am still attempting to discover what the 2 objects are in the one
pic. Lint and other telescope elements were dismissed.Russ Smethers |
 Galaxy
M101Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Galaxy
M104Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Globular
star cluster M13Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 The
Dumbbell Nebula M27Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 M44Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Comet
McnautPhilippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Galaxy
NGC 4565Philippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Comet
WildPhilippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 SaturnPhilippe Moussette, Quebec Canada |
 Solar
Prominences seen through HA filtersee more photos by: Philippe Moussette |
 Taken
with a home-built conversion of a Orion XT12 dobsonion telescope onto a motorized equatorial mount, Pentax K1000D
Total exposure is just under 2 hours, over 40 frames and 2 nights of near perfect conditions
near Kalkaska, MI. I used a broadband filter for 10 frames to try to get some color differentiation,
I removed some of the background stars using a home-made software application
I've been experimenting with. Thanks!- Steve Lomas |
 We took this photo of the moon on Sunday 23rd May 2010 from our back garden
in Bracknell Berkshire England, does anyone know what the images in the
background are? We could not see any of the background images with the nakedeye We took this photo with a Nikon 8 megapixel Coolpix digital camera. Brian Oconnor |
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 The moon and Jupiter.
8-10- 2011 Taken from my front yard in Savannah, TN Camera: Sony W330
Point-and-shoot digital camera Orion XT8 Classic Dobsonian/ camera was held by hand.
Other Equipment Used or in Photo: 32mm Orion Q70 2" eyepiece, and 24mm Orion Stratus 1.25" eyepiece
Exposure(s): N/A (standard) Processing: Sony PMB (came with camera)
Daniel Johnson |
 I took several photos of the sun during the afternoon with just a regular
digital camera and captured something though Im not sure what. This is what
appeared after enhancing the sharpness and contrast. If anyone knows please send
me an email at evandd2001@yahoo.com. By the way the insert thats cropped in is
from a different photo. I included it to show that its not an anomaly created by
the camera. Evan Donahue |
 This picture
was taken via camera phone at about 5:30 am in Nashville, Illinois. It was
the sunrise of June 30, 2010.Cody Zimmerman |
 This is a collage of five images of the December 21 lunar eclipse that I took in my backyard in Sarasota, Florida.
Camera, Equipment, and settings: Olympus E-520, Olympus Zuiko Digital 100-300 mm lens, f 5.6, 1 sec, ISO 100, 300 mm focal length, tripod, electronic shutter release. Joe Saladino- Sarasota, Florida |
 I am submitting 2 photos I took recently of the full moon. This was at approximately 8:00 am. I used a tripod with my Kodak digital camera (Z612). No exposure time.
Ray St. Louis Jr |
 Just a point and shoot shot but fully zoomed (less the digital zoom, obviously) on the 9178 file and about ¾ zoomed on the other.
I hope that someone can comment on this. Personally, I like it, but would like to know if I am on the right track.
Ray St. Louis Jr administrator@anishinabek.ca |
 Here is a Skyline Picture of our beautiful city of Edmonton on a sunset , my wife took this picture as we were driving on our city's outer ring highway (HWY14).
Camera is a NIKON s52c , no especial exposure settings , se on auto . Being in the north, we see many amazing skies throughout the year.
Mario L. |
 Digital 35 mm approx 45 -60 second exposure. Planet was not visible to the eye but a nice surprise in the photo. Taken in
October 2010 in Mentone Alabama.
Shawn |
 The
photo is of a near full moon shot in my backyard in rural Kansas USA early in the morning of August 23rd 2010.
Info: Camera: Nikon D5000 on Tripod triggered with a wireless remoteLens: 70-300mm @ 300mm Focal Ratio: f11 Shutter: 1/250 Camera was in full manual mode. AF, VR and NR were all disabled. White Balance was set for normal sunlight (~6,000K) and the color space is sRGB. Casey |
A recent ski trip in Sunday River, Maine.
Allison Shapira |
 here's photo of the moon taken in august 2010 in Spain. Telescope
Meade DS2090Mak with digital cam Kodak EasyShare M753.Diego Lopez |
 Here's a nice sunset from my roof taken on december 29 2010, bydigital camera Kodak EasyShare M753. Diego Lopez |
 After a sunny day i saw this near Goa
beach, India and shot it with a canon digital cam. So excited to see this at the beach.Chaithanya |
 I took this photo of the start of lunar eclipse on 31/12/09. F11 at 1/250
exposure with Nikon d300 and 300m zoom lens. Back garden, Limerick city,
Ireland.Gearoid o Donoghue |
 I take this photo in KHOORHE in MAHALLAT khoorhe is a old village . in this photo you see 2 stone columns . this columns is very old for a old shrine from Seleucid Empire.
I very like see sky from this old shrine . i take this photo in 9 december 2009. my camera is canon 30D and my lens is 18.55 canon
Mehdi Kavei |
 I took this picture just outside of Whitehorse, Yukon while I was out for a walk by Marsh Lake. Hope you enjoy it!Cody Curlew |
 Taken yesterday morning a few minutes after sunrise over Lake Superior with sun climbing out of low clouds. Camera Canon EOS Rebel XT. Sigma 70-300 zoom lens. 1/125s. F/8.0 ISO 100
3-6-10 Lyle Anderson |
 Same details as last one. canon rebel
xt. sunrise over Lake Superior. Lyle Anderson |
I took this photo on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico. I used a digital Canon Rebel
XTi.Dean Leh. |
 Sunset over Chincoteague Island was taken on the pier of Chincoteague Island, Virginia, Dec 2007
Taken with my little Sony Cybershot DSC-S800 with 8.2 mega pixels and optical zoom of 6x.
Susan Keophila |
 The following photo was taken during my deployment to Camp
Ramadi, Iraq in 2008:Helacious Sandstorm - the air truly turns orange from the dust particles - Apr 2008. . Susan Keophila |
The following photo was taken during my deployment to Camp Ramadi, Iraq in 2008:Sunset over Camp Ramadi - 06 Aug 2008 Susan Keophila |
 The next series of 5 photos are of the same storm system over south Amarillo, Texas one summer night in 2007. I was standing on the street corner taking all of the pictures. Susan Keophila |
 Storm system over south Amarillo, Texas one summer night in 2007.
The views to the west are the darker clouds, while the lighter clouds are looking to the east.Susan Keophila |
 Storm system over south Amarillo, Texas one summer night in 2007. The views to the west are the darker clouds, while the lighter clouds are looking to the east.Susan Keophila |
 Storm system over south Amarillo, Texas one summer night in 2007. The views to the west are the darker clouds, while the lighter clouds are looking to the east.Susan Keophila |
 Storm system over south Amarillo, Texas one summer night in 2007. The views to the west are the darker clouds, while the lighter clouds are looking to the east.Susan Keophila |
 Taken
during my deployment to Camp Ramadi, Iraq with my little Sony Cybershot DSC-S800 with 8.2 mega pixels and optical zoom of 6x.
Approaching sunset with sun reflecting on ground - April 2008
Susan Keophila |
I send few pic of comet Lulin taked whit my 50 D camera and my 70m 200mm f 2.8 lent exposed 2 minut at 3200 ISO Philippe Moussette |
I send few pic of comet Lulin taked whit my 50 D camera and my 70m 200mm f 2.8 lent exposed 2 minut at 3200 ISOPhilippe Moussette |
Forvrnus pic was taked whit 50 D and 8'' celeston casegrain telescope
march 13 2009.Philippe Moussette |
 This is a picture of
Saturne. I've taked it with a webcam (ToUcam Pro II) and a telescop Clestron G9 + barlow x2 +filter Ircut. Frank Tyrlik |
 This is a photo of Mars taken with a panasonic lumix DMC-FZ20 digital camera in the pre dawn hours of Bozeman, Montana in mid November 2007. The camera was hand-held (although I braced against a front porch upright) and at full zoom. Hope you like it. Thanks, Ron Brown |
 This photo was snapped on June morning very early on Samish Island, Washington. Just a point and shoot digital camera and no editing or touchup. Just a lucky shot as this sky only lasted a few minutes.
George McIntosh |
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Curt Hickman - The Dalles, Oregon |
Curt Hickman - The Dalles, Oregon
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 Picture
of M33 taken Nov. 12 2005 in Hot Springs, AR with my Meade 10"
lxd55 telescope and DSI color camera. Exposure settings were short
because it was unguided. Multiple images were automatically stacked.
The resulting composite was then processed in InfoLite
software(brightness, contrast, dark tone, highlights, midtones), deep
sky astronomy software by steven s. tuma (sharpening), and coolpix to
remove background noise and correct for oversharpening.
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 I
used a Fujifilm something d-slr with a 30 sec exposure outside my house in Bristol, England Joshua Goddard |
 Got a scientific name for this one?
I took this (and many other pics of this "cloud") outside my home in Colorado Springs on Dec 21st, 2004 (note the date). It formed out of nowhere from the southeast and remained in formation until after sundown. I used a digital Canon A20 on "auto" and took about 30 pics in all over a 30 minute period - where it continued to move off to the SE. Then morphed into something else. Almost comical.e-mail to: Steve . |
 I used a
Fujifilm something d-slr with a 30 sec exposure outside my house in Bristol, England Joshua Goddard |
 This picture of a double rainbow over San Juan Island, Washington, was taken in August 2007. I used an i532 polaroid digital camera
Christine Desermeaux |
![comete_17P_Holmes_EOS350D_80ED_17x60s_20071115[800x600].jpg (78107 bytes)](comete_17P_Holmes_EOS350D_80ED_17x60s_20071115800x600.jpg) Comet 17/P Holmes -> 2007 / 11 / 15 Scope: Lunette 80ED / Mount: GP guided by Ite-Lente (home-made) / Camera: Canon EOS350D / ISO-800 Settings: 17x60sec Processing: Iris and Fitswork La Pommeraie sur Sèvre France. See more photos by: Frank Tyrlik |
 M-42Date: 21.11.2007 23:30 local time Location: Skopje, Macedonia Camera: Canon 400D mounted on guided Orion 1200 telescope Settings: 11x 30 sec at ISO 1600 Processing: Photoshop Bobi Kuzmanoski |
 Comet 17/P Holmes
Date: 21.11.2007 23:00 local timeCamera: Canon 400D with 300mm lens, piggybacked on guided Orion 1200 telescope Settings: 7x 100 sec at ISO 800 Processing: Photoshop Location: Skopje, Macedonia Bobi Kuzmanoski |
 These were taken in Baltimore, Maryland USA right after a pretty bad thunder storm about a year or two back. In this case, it was all luck that I caught these pictures. Just at the right place in the right time. Taken with a Casio Exilim digital.Jerrica Geisler |
 Saw this sundog in the northern sky in Portsmouth, Rhode Island at around
5pm on October 26, 2007
Devon McWilliams |
 These were taken in Baltimore, Maryland USA right after a pretty bad thunder storm about a year or two back. In this case, it was all luck that I caught these pictures. Just at the right place in the right time. Taken with a Casio Exilim digital.Jerrica Geisler |
 Saw this sundog in the northern sky in Portsmouth, Rhode Island at around
5pm on October 26, 2007
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 These were taken in Baltimore, Maryland USA right after a pretty bad thunder storm about a year or two back. In this case, it was all luck that I caught these pictures. Just at the right place in the right time. Taken with a Casio Exilim digital.Jerrica Geisler |
 Saw this double rainbow in the southeast sky in Bristol, RI on July 12,
2006. Taken with my cell phone.
Devon McWilliams |
 These photos were taken in July 2, 2007 during a summer storm just as the sun was setting.Jennifer L. Groh - Brewer, ME |
 These photos were taken in July 2, 2007 during a summer storm just as the sun was setting.Jennifer L. Groh - Brewer, ME |
Taken in Florida, Vero Beach .Picture contains 2 rainbows It was a full arched rainbow could not get all of it in the picture Came across your web cite and I thought you might like this so..... I asked GOD for a sign about marriage and this is what happened just seconds later. Valisa Bowen |
 This photo was taken in northern Arizona in the Vermillion wilderness area and it is called the wave. It was taken January 6 at 11:51pm this year. The bright star is
Sirius. It was taken with a Canon 5D with 17 to 40mm The Iso was way to high I think over 1000 The noise was reduced in cs2 photo shop. about 60sec exposure.
Art Ortolani
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 Hello Skychasers Here are my photos a northern lights from Kuujjuaq Nunavik October13-14 2007 Gilles Boutin photographer and Quebec aurora hunter |
 Bonjour SkychasersVoici mes photos d`aurores boréales du Nunavik à Kuujjuaq 13-14 octobre 2007 Gilles Boutin photographe et chasseur d`aurores boréales www.banditdenuit.com |
 Hello Skychasers Here are my photos a northern lights from Kuujjuaq Nunavik October13-14 2007 Gilles Boutin photographer and Quebec aurora hunter www.banditdenuit.com |
 Bonjour SkychasersVoici mes photos d`aurores boréales du Nunavik à Kuujjuaq 13-14 octobre 2007 Gilles Boutin photographe et chasseur d`aurores boréales |
 This
photo is the twin to the one taken in December 2006. It was wierd light & even the grass went a funny
red/purpley colour this is looking out to the East the other one was looking North . Taken with the Olympus digital FE-115. Regards hope everyone 's doing fine. Liz Eviston - Blayney nsw Australia. |
Taken September 2007)with the Olympus FE-115 as well. Take it easy. Regards
Liz Eviston - Blayney nsw Australia. |
 Here is a nice display( I think) of cumulonimbus breaking up on sunset after a storm in January 2007 at the back of my property near Blayney nsw .I took a long shot first then zoomed in with my Olympus FE-115.
Liz Eviston - Blayney nsw Australia. |
Liz Eviston - Blayney nsw Australia. |
 Photo taken from bedroom window in Denby Village, Ripley, Derbyshire.
England in September 2006. Taken with a Sony Cybershot DSC -T7
Adam Pozylo |
 This photo was taken next of my city on a stormy night of 19 of August 2007.
I have used a Candon 350D.
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 Mad light after a storm over my place December 2006 near Blayney
nsw, this colour has not been enhanced . Olympus FE-115 2.8x optical zoom camera used. Liz Eviston - Blayney nsw Australia |
 I took this photo in april 2007 after a storm with an olympus FE-115 digital 5.0 megapixel with a 2.8x optical zoom.This was near Blayney nsw Australia.
Liz Eviston. - Blayney nsw Austra |
![m31_36x5min_EOS350d_80ED_20070811[800x600].jpg (89816 bytes)](m31_36x5min_EOS350d_80ED_20070811800x600.jpg) M31 (the Andromeda Galaxy)
11/08/2007 Scope: Lunette 80ED / Mount: GP guided by Ite-Lente (home-made) / Camera: Canon EOS350D / ISO-800
Settings: 36 x 3000sec Processing: Iris and Fitswork La Pommeraie sur Sèvre France.See more photos by Frank Tyrlik |
 After
an evening of fishing I took this sunset on Eloika Lake. I thought
the reflective quality was pretty cool, It looked like the fingers of a
hand in the sky. Aug 21st, 2007.
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 5 am this morning
(sunday) the storm arrives at birighton seafrontHope you like it Jean Hopkins |
 Andromeda Galaxy M31
Date: 18.07.2007 01:30 local timeCamera: Canon 400D with 300mm lens, piggybacked on guided Orion 1200 telescope Settings: 8x 180 sec at ISO 800 Processing: Photoshop, Location: Berovo, Macedonia Bobi Kuzmanoski |
 Photo of The Sun. Magnificent but incredibly bright, I did not look at the
shot I was taking, but I knew the general area in which it was, and clicked
away, I got 4 others but this was the best. Camera details: NIKON E3200,
10/2000 second F 4.9Focal Length: 24 mm ISO Speed: 50 See more photos by: Mikey.S |
I took this pic on June 4 2007 at around 7:30PM. It would be an honor if you would put this pic from Coopers Rock, WV on your web page so the world can see itChristopher Bolyard |
 July month was rich in rainbow in the sky an easy colored spectacle has to envisage after a storm of rain and left the sunLevis Quebec camera Pentax istDS lens Pentax 10x14mm and Pentax 18x55mm Gilles Boutin |
 July month was rich in rainbow in the sky an easy colored spectacle has to envisage after a storm of rain and left the sunLevis Quebec camera Pentax istDS lens Pentax 10x14mm and Pentax 18x55mm Gilles Boutin |
 July month was rich in rainbow in the sky an easy colored spectacle has to envisage after a storm of rain and left the sunLevis Quebec camera Pentax istDS lens Pentax 10x14mm and Pentax 18x55mm Gilles Boutin |
 July month was rich in rainbow in the sky an easy colored spectacle has to envisage after a storm of rain and left the sunLevis Quebec camera Pentax istDS lens Pentax 10x14mm and Pentax 18x55mm See more photos by: Gilles Boutin - Levis Quebec, Canada |
 I was setting up for the ISS Solar transit, and did my best to set up the
frame so that I could include the sunspot 963 with the ISS silhouette. The
predicted path seemed to across the disk indicated that the ISS should pass
close to the sunspot. I got everything framed, focused, waited for and
waited for the right time. At transit, I saw something flash across the
frame during capture. I opened up the AVI, scanned across the frames and was
THRILLED to see I had at leaset one frame that captured both the ISS and
Sunspot 963. Imagine my delight to later discover I captured 3 frames of the
ISS passing. Proceessed in Photoshop Contrast Enhanced, False Color,
Sharpening - David Lerner
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M8 (the lagoon nebula)Date/Location: 05/07/2007 La Pommeraie sur Sèvre France. Scope: Lunette 80ED / Mount: GP guided by Ite-Lente (home-made) / Camera: Canon EOS350D / ISO-800 Settings: 35 x 120sec Processing: Iris and Fitswork See more photos by Frank Tyrlik |
RainbowAt the end of the day, the black clouds have to bring the rain to the top of the town of Quebec then the sun is brought out to offer a double rainbow to us to the top of the town of Lévis this 8 July 2007 Gilles Boutin - Levis Quebec, Canada |
 RainbowAt the end of the day, the black clouds have to bring the rain to the top of the town of Quebec then the sun is brought out to offer a double rainbow to us to the top of the town of Lévis this 8 July 2007 Gilles Boutin - Levis Quebec, Canada |
 RainbowAt the end of the day, the black clouds have to bring the rain to the top of the town of Quebec then the sun is brought out to offer a double rainbow to us to the top of the town of Lévis this 8 July 2007 Gilles Boutin - Levis Quebec, Canada |
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![m13_20x240s_G9-EOS_20070526[640x480].jpg (27041 bytes)](m13_20x240s_G9-EOS_20070526640x480.jpg) M13 Date/Location: 26/05/2007 La Pommeraie sur Sèvre France.Scope: Celestron G9 / AG f6 reducer / Mount: GP guided by Ite-Lente (home-made) / Camera: Canon EOS350D / ISO-800 Settings: 20 x 240sec Processing: Iris Frank Tyrlik |
![m27_20070615_G9_EOS_6x300s[640x480].jpg (76563 bytes)](m27_20070615_G9_EOS_6x300s640x480.jpg) M27 Date/Location: 15/06/2007 La Pommeraie sur Sèvre France.Scope: Celestron G9 / AG f6 reducer / Mount: GP guided by Ite-Lente (home-made) / Camera: Canon EOS350D / ISO-800 Settings: 6 x 300sec Processing: Iris Frank Tyrlik |
 A sunset after rain on july 2006 at
Audet, Kebek, CanadaCarol Proulx |
 A very stormy night in august 2006, lighting bolt in
clound. Taken with a Olympus Fe-110, at Audet, Quebec, Canada.Carol Proulx |
 Photo taken this winter, at
Lac-Mégantic (Megantic Lake) Quebec, Canada. With a Fuji finepix s6000 fdCarol Proulx |
 A photo Of a Sun pillar taken at Sherbrooke on february 2006, with a Olympus Fe-110Carol Proulx |
 I would liked to submit a photo for your beautiful site. It's Saturn. I took it with a Celestron G9, a webcam ToUcam pro II and a barlow x2. I've make a avi (10 pictures/second between 180s) and I have work the result with Registax and Paintshop. Thanks, See more photos by: Frank Tyrlik |
 Sunset in Mobile Alabama many years ago. Taken with polaroid camera and converted to digital.
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This picture of the sunset was taken June 12, 2006 in my back yard in Fort Gay, West Virginia (yes, it is a real town:) . I used a kodak c300 digital camera.Natasha Copley |
 This picture of the sunset was taken June 12, 2006 in my back yard in Fort Gay, West Virginia (yes, it is a real town:) . I used a kodak c300 digital camera.Natasha Copley |
 Another attempt at taking photos of the moon. Taken with a Kodak CX6445through a 6" Reflector Telescope. I used a PL25mm lens with x2. Steve Berry - United Kingdom |
 Photo of a God glory
("gloire de Dieu" in french) taken at St-Ludger, Quebec, Canada, may 2007 with a Fuji Finepix s6000Carol Proulx |
 Another picture taken near Quebec city, Canada, may 2007 with a Fuji Finepix s6000
Carol Proulx |
here a photo taken with a Fuji Finepix s6000, Near Quebec city, Canada on May 2007Carol Proulx |
 Photo (part 1) of a sunset taken from the Washington coast, May 11, 2007. Photograph was taken with a Canon 30D and a 300mm telephoto lens.Copyright Wade B Clark Jr |
 Photo (part 2) of a sunset taken from the Washington coast, May 11, 2007. Photograph was taken with a Canon 30D and a 300mm telephoto lens.See more photos by: Wade B Clark Jr |
 Aurora shot on April 30, 2007. Photos were taken from within Calgary city limits looking toward the Northeast. Photo Details: Nikon D80 2007/04/30 00:16:24 Mountain Time Lens: 50mm F/1.8 D Focal Length: 50mm Exposure Mode: Manual 3 sec - F/1.8 Sensitivity: ISO 250 Grant Byerley - Calgary, Alberta |
 These photographs were taken May 6th, 2007 in
Revelstoke, using a Nikon D50 with a Skywatcher 102 mm Short Tube Refractor and Celestron White Light
Filter. 35 images were aligned and stacked using Registax 4.0, and post
processing was performed with GIMP 2.0.
Sean Davies |
 Aurora shot on April 30, 2007. Photos were taken from within Calgary city limits looking toward the Northeast. Grant Byerley - Calgary, Alberta |
 These photographs were taken May 6th, 2007 in
Revelstoke, using a Nikon D50 with a Skywatcher 102 mm Short Tube Refractor and Celestron White Light
Filter. 35 images were aligned and stacked using Registax 4.0, and post processing was performed with GIMP 2.0.
Sean Davies |
 Aurora shot on April 30, 2007. Photos were taken from within Calgary city limits looking toward the Northeast. Grant Byerley - Calgary, Alberta |
 These photographs were taken May 6th, 2007 in
Revelstoke, using a Nikon D50 with a Skywatcher 102 mm Short Tube Refractor and Celestron White Light
Filter. 35 images were aligned and stacked using Registax 4.0, and post processing was performed with GIMP 2.0.Sean Davies |
 This is my first attempt at taking photos of the
moon and Saturn. Taken with a Kodak CX6445 through a 6" Reflector Telescope. I used a PL25mm lens with 11.2 zoom and refocused the image and this is the results.
Moon 1 is without light cover cap, Moon 2 is with 14.00 zoom with the light cover cap
on. .Saturn is with cover cap at 15.00 zoom with PL25mm lens I put them on the same image together. looks cool.
Steve - UK |
 Here's a photo from the lunar eclips of march the fourth, at you could see
it from Holland. The timeframe between the photo's is about fourteen minutes.See more photos by: Robert Hoetink - Enschede, The Netherlands |
 Spring has arrived, Earthshine on the first day of Spring.The equinox occured at 8:07 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on 3/20/07. Image Details: Date: 3/20/07 Time: 8:36 PM EST. Location: Silver Creek, Norton Ohio Canon 20D, Tripod mounted Canon 70-210mm lens set at 210mm F5.6 IS0-800 2 Second exposure. Copyright (c) 2007 Dave Miller |
This was taken in the fall of 2005, at Laguna Beach, Fl. It was Taken with a Canon ZR 200 Digital Camcorder. This is one of the many sunset pictures i have been able to capture.
Ed Phillips |
 A red sunset taken at Audet ( Quebec, Canada) on August 2006.
Carol Proulx |
 A photo of a Sunset Taken at Audet (Canada) with a Olympus fe-11
Carol Proulx |
 A photo of a cloundy sunset, taken at
Lac-Megantic, Canada, decembre 2006, with a Fuji Finepix S6000fd ISO 400, apperture:F 8.0 speed:1/400Carol Proulx |
 A red sunset taken at
Lac-Megantic, Canada witn a Fuji Finepix S6000fd, ISO 200, F9.0, apperture:1/40Carol Proulx |
 Photo of Comet McNaught taken from Mt. Vernon, Washington on Thursday, Jan 11, 2007. The comet was delicate and beautiful in the orange-red glow of twilight! Canon Digital Rebel, ISO setting of 400, 75-300mm lens, and auto exposure settings.Copyright Wade B Clark Jr |
 A pink cloud after rain, on a cold
nignt, taken at Audet ( Quebec, Canada) with a Olympus fe-110Carol Proulx |
 Andromeda M31
Date/Location: 24/11/06 Calhoun County WV. Scope: Orion ED80mm / Meade f6.3 reducer Mount: Losmandy G11..Unguided Camera: Canon 20D @ ISO-800
Settings: 40 x 90sec.. 20 Darks.. 15 Flats Processing: Images Plus V2.75, Photoshop Elements Copyright (c) 2006 Dave Miller |
 Pleaides M45
Date/Location: 24/11/06.. Calhoun County WV. Scope: Orion ED80mm / Meade
f6.3 reducer Mount: Losmandy G11..Unguided Camera: Canon 20D @ ISO-800Settings: 40 x 90sec.. 20 Darks.. 15 Flats Processing: Images Plus V2.75, Photoshop Elements Copyright (c) 2006 Dave Miller |
 The Rosette
Date/Location: 24/11/06 Calhoun County WV. Scope: Orion ED80mm / Meade f6.3 reducer Mount: Losmandy G11..Unguided Camera: Canon 20D @ ISO-800Settings: 40 x 90sec.. 20 Darks.. 15 Flats Processing: Images Plus V2.75, Photoshop Elements Copyright (c) 2006 Dave Miller |
 Photo taken by a compact numeric camera Olympus Fe-110Another sunset taken on August 2006 at Audet, Canada Very spectacular et very cold... Carol Proulx - Canada |
 Taken by a compact numeric camera, Olympus fe-110Cloud before storm, Quebec city, Canada August 2006 Carol Proulx - Canada |
 Photo taken by a compact numeric camera Olympus Fe-110Another Cloud taken on August 2006 at Audet, Canada Carol Proulx - Canada |
 A rainbow with rain at sunset, Taken at
Audet, Québec, Canada on July 2006
Carol Proulx - Canada |
 Photo of a rainy sunset, August 2006Taken at Audet, Québec, Canada Olympus Fe-110 Carol Proulx - Canada |
 Photo taken by a compact numeric camera Olympus Fe-110Taken on August 2006 before sunset at Audet, Canada Carol Proulx - Canada |
 Sunset morning at
Lac-Mégantic (Megantic Lake) Quebec, Canada, summer 2006. Taken by a compact numeric camera, Olympus fe-110e-mail to: Carol Proulx - Canada |
 I was lucky enough to have my camera in the vehicle with me (as it is 90% of the time) as the best sunrise I've seen since Oct 2003 started to develop. Here is what I saw from Burlington, Wa., looking over the Skagit River the morning of December 29, 2006.
Happy New Year! Wade B Clark Jr |
 Skagit River the morning of December 29, 2006. Wade B Clark Jr |
 Skagit River the morning of December 29, 2006. Wade B Clark Jr |
 Skagit River the morning of December 29, 2006. Wade B Clark Jr |
 Taken on Alligator Alley, Florida , at sunset with a Fuji S3 Pro amd a Tamron 28-300 lens in October 2006 Mark Callman |
Sunset on Mount Spokane on January 11. 2007
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 This picture was taken in
Iceland Oct 2006.Camera:Canon 350 17-40 lens set @F4 and 20sec shutter and 400iso. More @ my personal website. See more photos by Ívar G |
 November 29, 2006 snowy sunrise from near Sedro
Woolley, Washington, USA.Wade B Clark Jr |
 December 7, 2006 sunrise from the town of Lyman looking over the Skagit River in northwest Washington State, USA.Wade B Clark Jr |
 December 3, 2006 frozen sunrise from Grandy Lake in Skagit Country, Washington State, USASee more photos by: Wade B Clark Jr |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Tornado over BA".It shows a tornado that swirled in Alexandria, Egypt, Monday, 4 December 2006. I took the photo from the Plaza of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina (BA). Tornadoes are rare in Egypt. The country saw its last tornado in 1981. It horrified a village in Upper Egypt. Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
I am delighted to submit my photo "Tornado Close-up".The photo is a close-up of the tornado I observed from the Plaza of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina on 4 December 2006. I managed to record the birth, development and dissipation of the tornado. Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 The photo shows the 4 December tornado over the bridge of the
Bibliotheca Alexandrina. See more photos by:Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
I took the photo while the 4 December 2006 tornado was declining in strength.
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 Dear Colleagues,
I am delighted to submit my photo "Sun Corona over the Bibliotheca Alexandrina".
The photo shows a Sun corona shining through middle clouds on 18 October 2006. Kind Regards, Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Sun Corona Close-up".The photo is a close-up of a Sun corona shining through middle clouds. I obtained the photo from the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Plaza, on 18 October 2006. Kind Regards, Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
I am delighted to submit my photo "Fly by the Moon".The photo shows a flock of gulls flying by the Moon. I obtained the photo in the Plaza of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, November 2006. Aymen Ibrahem |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Blue Beams".The photo shows crepuscular rays over the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. The beams are blue in colour, due to their passage in the clouds. The photo was taken on 31 August 2006. Kind Regards, Aymen Ibrahem |
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colleagues,I am delighted to submit my photo "Iridescent Clouds 2". The photo is a close-up of iridescent clouds that glimmered over the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, on 6 November 2006. Kind regards, Aymen Ibrahem |
I am delighted to submit my photo "Iridescent Clouds 1". On the morning
of 6 Nov. 2006, I was in the Plaza of the
Bibliotheca Alexandrina observing birds and garden snails.Soon, clouds of various altitudes, including impressive altocumulus patterns, were delighting all sky watchers. Magnificent irisation occurred due to thin clouds. Aymen Ibrahem, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
Hello SkyChasersPhotos du 24 au 29 octobre 2006 a Salluit au Nunavik , a chaque nuit étoilé les aurores boréales sont là pour offrir leur spectacle, Salluit est un village Inuit près du détroit d`Hudson. Les aurores boréales a cet endroit se nomme les Arsanniit . Gilles Boutin - chasseur d`aurores boréales du Québec nordique |
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 Photograph of fog drifting over Baker Lake, and broken clouds above letting in a little sunlight.Wade B Clark Jr |
 The same location as the fog and clouds photo...beautiful crepuscular rays shine down on Baker Lake in northwest Washington Sate, October 28, 2006See more photos by: Wade B Clark Jr |
 These pics I shooted from my apartment, in a summer day in Porto
Alegre, Brazil.I took it with my Sony W5, no special configs. Thanks Marcus Kobel |
 These pics I shooted from my apartment, in a summer day in Porto
Alegre, Brazil.I took it with my Sony W5, no special configs. Thanks Marcus Kobel |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Cosmic Peach".The Sun was highly reddened, due to the presence of clouds. I obtained it summer 2006. Kind Regards, See more photos by: Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 I am deligheted to submit my photo "Red Balloon".The Sun was so reddened due to the presence of clouds across the horizon. Its shape was distorted into the shape of a balloon, due to optical atmospheric effects. I obtained it summer 2006. Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 Cargo-boat leaves the harbour during the Sunset on Lagoon.Camera Canon Ixus 800IS TV 1/500 AV F5.5 ISO 100 10/04/2006 6:34PM Danilo Bucciol |
Paul and I took a trip up to the top of the mountain on 10.22.06 as it
was a beautiful day, I hoped to catch a good sunset and I did!. There
are more pictures on my page. Enjoy!
See more photos by: Sammi Wicklund, Mead, WA. |
 Sunset on River Po (the big river of Italy).
The sunset has show about 30 minutes On my web you will see other photos.
Canon Ixus 800 IS TV 1/50 Sec AV F5.5 ISO Automatic
07/10/2006See more photos by: Danilo Bucciol - Italy |
 Ending
the Anniversary of a sad day, a beautiful sunset , 9/11/06Sammi Wicklund - Mead, Washington. |
 Here is a rainbow pic I took
with a simple 5.1 mega pixel Olympus. It was taken at the Chena Flood channel In September 2006, North Pole Alaska. Beautiful! Enjoy. Telicia Miller |
 Sundown in the San Juan Islands of N.W. Washington. Shot with a Nikon N-80 and 100 ASA Fuji Print Film. Fred Kofoed - Stanwood, WA. USA |
 Digital camera shot, from my terrace in Farmingville, NY in July, 2006Rich Rivkin |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Pyramid in the Sky".I obtained it on 2 September 2006. The photo shows crepuscular rays over the Pyramid of King Menkaure, Giza, Egypt. Kind Regards, Aymen Ibrahem, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 The camera I used was Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P72. That photo was taken in Sao Lourenco do
Sul, a city of South of Brazil, next one of the biggest lakes around the world. It was taken in the afternoon when the sun was going down. It was selected for that photo the landscape mode without flash. In fact, I took several pictures at that moment and I selected this one to be added to SkyChasers page because it seemed to me the best position of the sun with the clouds letting its light passes through them.
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"Rainbow Over BA Lake". The photo shows a rainbow over Alexandria, Egypt, on 12 November 2006.
The lagoon in the foreground is the pool of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.As the thunder storm continued, the rainbow grew in extent to span about 110 degrees. Magnificent anti-crepuscular rays were also visible within the rainbow, converging in the eastern horizon (the Sun was nearing to disappear in the western horizon). A faint secondary bow was visible for a few minutes. Kind regards, Aymen Ibrahem |
This time the aurora alert is strong, it does not remain has to find a place to capture it because the clouds are present in Quebec. The aurora hunter was ready this night (19 to August 20, 2006) to work in Saguenay in Quebec. My work was more than 10 hours and 700 km traversed.
As practice captured the northern lights has several place such as the small towns....... |
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Falardeau, La Baie, Anse-A-Benjamin and Anse-St-Jean from Quebec . I am enjoy to made my best photographs for this year 2006 because it is hard hard hard the solar
minimum. Pentax IST ds IST dl and lens 16mm Zenitar 18mm Pentax. Gilles Boutin Quebec Canada |
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Here's the moon waiting to take over the night shift after a long hot
day. August 29th 2006. Taken with a Canon PowerShot A80.
Sammi Wicklund - Mead, Washington. |
This picture was taken around 5:30 AM in a Brazilian City called São José dos
Ausentes. Camera: Cannon A310. :Like the camera, I'm very amateur on taking pictures...I was very lucky on that
one.Thanks!!! Eduardo Tergolina Filho - Brazil |
Stormy clouds at sunset. This was a passing storm to the east which
had great colours in the layers of clouds. Taken August 16th 2006 with
a Canon PowerShot A80.Sammi Wicklund |
 On July 14 2006 I have captured this photo.
The photo represent a lighthouse of Hague near Goury - Normandie,
France. Camera Canon EOD 20D Objective: Zoom 70-200 at 165mm Exposure time: 1/500 at 5.6
TripodDanilo Bucciol |
 This picture was taken near
Mojacar, Almeria, Spain on the 19 Dec 2004 on a Digital Fuji FinePix 6800Z although the camera was on auto, 1/240 F2.8 It looks like a giant bird swooping towards a tornado!Andy Cooper |
 While waiting for the sky to darken enough to observe a suspected aurora display, I was treated to beautiful sunset colors in the clouds above Mt Baker. Evening of July 27, 2006Wade B Clark Jr |
 ....and as luck would have it, between 11pm and 12:30am the evening of July 27-28, 2006, I was able to see and photograph a mild northern lights display! This photo shows the aurora over Mt Baker and Baker Lake in Washington State, USA.Wade B Clark Jr |
The picture was taken from Glenview IL, July 16 2006. I set my tripod in front of my window hoping to have the storm right in front of it.
After taking several pictures, I could capture one of the best lightening of
the night! I used an Olympus Digital camera SP-500 UZ, F 8, ISO 80 and 21
sec exposure. Rodrigo Roesch |
 Sunrise
on July 29th. Gorgeous, Well worth getting up early for!
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Crescent moon with earthshine setting behind Survey Point, near Mt Baker in northwest Washington State. Canon Digital Rebel, 300mm lens, ISO 100.Wade B Clark Jr |
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was taken in Foret Momorency in Parc des laurentides 100km nort of Québec. June 24 2006 Philippe Moussette - Québec Canada |
Crescent moon with earthshine setting behind Survey Point, near Mt Baker in northwest Washington State. Canon Digital Rebel, 300mm lens, ISO 100.See more photos by: Wade B Clark Jr |
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taken in Foret Momorency in Parc des laurentides 100km nort of Québec. June 24 2006 see more photos by: Philippe Moussette |
Sunrise, July 11, 2006, from near Lyman in northwest Washington State. Canon 30D, 18-55mm lens, exposure about 1/30 of a second.Wade B Clark Jr |
Sunrise, July 11, 2006, from near Lyman in northwest Washington State. Canon 30D, 18-55mm lens, exposure about 1/30 of a second.Wade B Clark Jr |
 Here splendid Sun Pillar taken has 6h45 this 19 November 2005Gilles Boutin |
 4th of July afternoon 2006 at the beach. Shannon Point in the San Juan Islands in N.W. Washington. Photo made with a Nikon N-80 24-135 Tamron and Fuji ASA 200 print film.
Fred Kofoed |
 I took the photo in eastern coast of Australia. Mark Thien |
 I took the photo in eastern coast of Australia. Mark Thien |
 I am delighted to submit my photo "Sunset Mirage through Clouds". The photo
shows the sunset mirage effect through breaks in the clouds. Image Information.
Location: Miami, Alexandria, Egypt. 30 May 2006 Camera: Zenit, 500 mm telephoto and
teleconverter. Fujicolor 400 1/500 secAymen Ibrahem - Bibliotheca Alexnadrina, |
 Sunset in springer oklahoma on 6-17-06,used a Canon Power Shot A70 set on auto mode in fine format. e-mail to Dave Kern |
 The photo I am submitting is a picture I took in my backyard (Orlando, Florida) during a dry lightning storm. I used a Kodak easy share digital camera. I kept aiming and shooting, hoping to capture some
lightning. when I checked the view finder and realized I had captured a picture of one of the most incredible shows of nature. I was ecstatic and wanted to share this with anyone willing to look at it.
Chris Griffin |
I loved the cloud formation and the colour that the sunset gave it.
Taken with a Canon PowerShot A80 on June 23rd 2006.
See more photos by: Sammi Wicklund |
 A night of moon shots was short-lived-what I thought was a rising moon was a
setting moon. Hurricane Katrina cleared a few trees to make the shot
possible. This was taken with a Fujifilm S7000, auto setting for night photography with the aid of a tripod.DeVon Byrd - Hattiesburg, Mississippi |
I took with ETX 80Chris Paquette |
I stepped out early and saw this beautiful sky. I snapped the shot with a
Fujifilm S7000 digital camera on the auto setting. The vapor trail was not
in the frame when I focused.DeVon Byrd - Hattiesburg, Mississippi |
 Here is a photo that i took on the 27th of
July 2004 from Ulverstone Tasmania, camera was a canon eos 3000 with a 28 mm lens on
Fuji 400 film.See more photos by: Paul Anderson, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. |
 Took this photo at Rockport, Ma. Left
shutter open 30 seconds at around f3.5 and iso 100 I believe. Had to do it several times before I caught this. Used a Nikon D200 digital slr with 18-200mm lens at 18mm.Dave Guerra |
Sunset from our yard on May 18, 2006 Taken with a Cannon PowerShot A80
digital cameraSammi Wicklund - Mead Washington |
Same info as first lightning photo but I believe I stopped it down to around 5.6.
Dave Guerra |
 I took this at the seashore with a
Nikon digital SLR. The shutter was left open about 20 seconds.Dave Guerra |
I took this photo with a nikon dslr in 2003 at the Thompson Dam in Thompson Ct when there was an unusually large solar flare that hit the earth. Exposure was about 25 seconds with shutter wide open as I recall.Dave Guerra |
I took this photo with a nikon dslr in 2003 at the Thompson Dam in Thompson Ct when there was an unusually large solar flare that hit the earth. Exposure was about 25 seconds with shutter wide open as I recall.Dave Guerra |
 I am delighted to present for publication in the gallery my photo of the
total solar eclipse of 29 March 2006.Location: Al Salloum, Matruh, Egypt. Date: 29 March 2006 Camera: Zenit, Lens: 500mm telephoto Film: Kodak Plus 200 Exposure: 1/500 sec Aymen Ibrahem - Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 I am delighted to submit my astrophoto "Green Flame".
It shows the ripples and green flash phenomena during sunset Date: 10 April 2006 Camera: Zenit Lens: 500 mm telephoto Effective focal length: 1000 mm Film: Fujicolor 400 1/500 sec Aymen Ibrahem Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Senior Astronomy Specialist |
 Here's a photo from the solar
eclipse of 29 march 2006 on the southern coast of Turkey, shot in a village called Side. The composite photo is made with
15 minutes in between the different steps.See more photos by: Robert Hoetink - Enschede, The Netherlands |
 Aurora display April 5, 2006, between 4:50-5:25am from my front yard near Hamilton, Washington, USA. Canon digital Rebel, ISO setting of 1600, and exposure times of about 30-35 seconds.Wade B Clark Jr |
 Picture was taken late afternoon in January, about 5 miles east of
Banbury, Oxfordshire, England.Camera is a Kodak Z700. e-mail to: Martin Leader |
 "It had been raining since evening and seeing the beautiful lightning and my
digital camera, I decided to give it a try. Making myself secure from any
chance of bolt and rain I began shooting...I soon realized it would require
more than just motivation. So I brought my tripod, set the mode to rapidshoot and pointed to the clouds where there was more activity and kept the shutter depressed till there was a good amount of lightning...and here is the result" E-mail to: Gopal Aggarwal - Jalandhar, Punjab |
 Sun Pillar photo was taken in Guelph, ON, Canada November 12 2005 using an Olympus D-550.Rodrigo Roesch |
 Proof
the road goes west. We were out shooting photos of an Elk herd feeding
in the wheat fields not far from our house, when we caught the sun
setting down the road. Taken on the first day of spring. March 20th,
2006.Paul & Sammi Wicklund - Mead Washington |
 The Last sunset of
2005. Photo taken in Owen Sound, ON Canada, December 31 2005, using an Olympus Digital camera SP-500 UZ set automatic menu. Rodrigo Roesch |
 Sun pillar a few minutes after sunset, March 20, 2006, from Skagit County, Washington State, USA. The pillar was delicate, and a beautiful shade of pink/orange! We don't get many sun pillars in this area, so it was especially
appreciated. Camera stats: Canon digital Rebel, exposure mode automatic, and an ISO setting of 400.
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Tuesday the 7 of march around 23.00 PM, you could see a huge moonhalo in
The Netherlands. So far I have never seen such a 'wide' one. 25 seconds exposed, 17 mm. Nikon D2HSee more photos by: Robert Hoetink - Enschede |
 The moon early Saturday morning (February 18, 2006), taken with a 80mm F/5.6 refractor and a Canon Digital Rebel.Wade B Clark Jr |
 Nebula M42 in Orion
Constellation . Photo take 6 of February 2006 with Telescope Borg 77ED and Canon EOS 20D.
Time of exposure 2 minutes at f 6,3 focal 500mm at 18,35 Local Time.No elaboration See more photos by: Danilo Bucciol |
"The spectacle lasted for nearly four hours during a break
between two snow falls," See more photos by: Stephane Levesque - Quebec, Canada. |
Here is a shot of the great constellation Orion with it's characteristic
belt of 3 bright stars and it's Nebula - M42. This was taken from a dark
sky site 12 miles from my home on January 26th 2006 under superb
transparent skies. I used Canon 300D with a Canon EF 85mm f1.8 lens at
f4. This is a stack of 5 exposures , 4x300s ISO 400, 1x180s ISO 800,
piggybacked on a C8, 23 minutes total exposure time. I would have got
more only for the clouds rolled in again! Also visible is the flame
nebula NGC2024, M78, the 'Running Man' nebula, and a hint of the 'horse
head' nebula and 'Barnard's Loop' to the left of the shot.Keith Geary - Kingscourt, Co.Cavan Ireland. |
Greetings-
love your site! All photos taken with digital camera-_0066.jpg-Ballard,WA Golden Gardens Park,0046.jpg-Ballard,WA Golden Gardens-looking at Olympic Mountain Range,2095.jpg-Arizona sunset,2090.jpg-Arizona sunset. Thanks! Anne Guess
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First night of Chanukah 5766.
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Sun over wire netting. Photo take 2006 January 3 in Chioggia (near Venice) Italy with Sony DSC F717 at 16.21 Parameter: 1/1000 sec @ f 5.6 ISO 100 and focal 44.7mm See more photos by: Danilo Bucciol |
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 Moon & Saturn - I shot this from my backyard. I was out at 1:56 AM trying to see & photograph the Stardust capsule burning through the atmosphere. No photos of Stardust due to clouds & fog to the north.Olympus C-755. Exposure info: 1/15 sec, f3.2, iso 400, lens zoomed to ~168mm. Dean Liensdorf, Morgan Hill, CA |
Anne Guess |
 I took these two sunset pictures on the way back from a trip up Mt. Spokane with a Canon Powershot A80. They were taken on Peone Prairie. The water you see in the foreground is
Deadman Creek which eventually flows through our property. Jan, 23rd,
2006Sammi Wicklund |
 I took these two sunset pictures on the way back from a trip up Mt. Spokane with a Canon Powershot A80. They were taken on Peone Prairie. The water you see in the foreground is
Deadman Creek which eventually flows through our property. Jan, 23rd,
2006See more photos by: Sammi Wicklund |
 Canon digital.Taken in backyard of Richard Willim in Carleton, Michigan. The mist gives this sunrise picture an interesting twist. Rich Willim |
 Skagit Valley sunset, December 8, 2005Wade B Clark Jr |
 Three stages of sunset over Lake Michigan. Fuji digital. Denise Dubeau |
Sunrise over the Skagit River, December 7, 2005 (Part Two)Wade B Clark Jr |
 Three stages of sunset over Lake Michigan. Fuji digital. Denise Dubeau |
 Three stages of sunset over Lake Michigan. Fuji digital. Denise Dubeau |
 These photos of the sun pillar were taken with a simple Fuji digital camera just before sunrise on November 18, 2005 near Falls City, Nebraska which is in the extreme SE corner of the State.
Jerry Chab - Falls City, Nebraska |
 My six year old was getting ready for school and he was surprised by what he was seeing. I told him that it was the "tail of the sun" and that the sun was to follow shortly. What followed was a very beautiful sunrise.
Jerry Chab - Falls City, Nebraska |
 Sunset and reflection, September 16, 2005. Canon Digital Rebel.Wade B Clark Jr. |
 Here's a composite picture from the solar
eclipse as it was last Monday 3, October in the Netherlands. The first one (left under) was taken at 10.00 AM, between every sun is 16
minutes in between. The middle one was shot at 11.05 when 60 % was covered by the moon.Robert Hoetink |
 Early the morning , Aurora over the Parc des Laurentides near to Quebec City Quebec July 10, 2005
Gilles Boutin |
 Early the morning , Aurora over the Parc des Laurentides near to Quebec City Quebec July 10, 2005 See more photos by: Gilles Boutin |
 "As I was shooting an oncoming storm, these bolts of lightning struck so close I decided to run for shelter!"Canon 10D digital SLR, bulb setting Mike Hutchinson - Muncie, Indiana, USA |
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taken in Mont Cosmos Observatory at 1600ASA exposed 3 minutes whit 200mm lent Philippe Moussette - Québec Canada |
 "As I was shooting an oncoming storm, these bolts of lightning struck so close I decided to run for shelter!"Canon 10D digital SLR, bulb setting Mike Hutchinson - Muncie, Indiana, USA |
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taken in Mont Cosmos Observatory at 1600ASA exposed 3 minutes whit 200mm lent Philippe Moussette |
 "As I was shooting an oncoming storm, these bolts of lightning struck so close I decided to run for shelter!"Canon 10D digital SLR, bulb setting e-mail to: Mike Hutchinson - Muncie, Indiana, USA |
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taken with a meade lx 200 Telescope 3 minute exposed at Forêt Momorenci 1600ASA august 26 Philippe Moussette |
Taken September 11 2005 at Ile D'orléand Québec Canada at 1600ASA exposed 5 to 10
second with a 8mm lens
Philippe Moussette |
Taken September 11 2005 at Ile D'orléand Québec Canada at 1600ASA exposed 5 to 10
second with a 8mm lens
Philippe Moussette |
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A typical late June Sunset over the flattest country in the world, the
Netherlands. Taken from my hotel window in Wageningen.Sony cybershot, 4.1 mega pixels, with 3 x optical zoom Lindie Botha |
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A typical late June Sunset over the flattest country in the world, the
Netherlands. Taken from my hotel window in Wageningen.Sony cybershot, 4.1 mega pixels, with 3 x optical zoom Lindie Botha |
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cumulusPhoto taken with an Olympus digital camera. Rodrigo Roesch - Guelph, Ontario Canada |
Moscow...2005...nikon coolpix 4100http://gombosha.narod.ru/ |
 Sun pillarTaken with a Digital camera Olympus D-50. Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada Rodrigo Roesch - Guelph, Ontario Canada |
 Moscow...2005...nikon coolpix 4100http://gombosha.narod.ru/ |
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taken with a 200mm f2.8 lens 3 minute exposed July 30 2005 Philippe Moussette |
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taken with a 15mm lens 5 minutes exposed august 2 2005Philippe Moussette |
 This is the Northern California sunset on August 11th, 2005 using a
7.2 mega pixel Sony cyber-shot.Luke Latham |
 I took this halo here in
Mexico city on Wednesday, August 10 of 2005 with my cell phone, that's why
the picture aint too big.Eduardo Reyes - Mexico City |
 Aurora over Mt Baker and Baker Lake, July 17, 2005. Canon Digital Rebel, ISO setting of 1600, and 25 second exposure.e-mail to: Wade B Clark Jr |
 Andromeda
and satellite galaxies. Taken with 200mm f2.8 lens. 3 minute
exposure. August 4 2005Philippe Moussette |
 Combination of 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 minute exposures of the Lagoon and Trifid nebulas. Photos taken through an 80mm f/5.6 refractor with a Canon Digital Rebel, ISO setting of
1600.Wade B Clark Jr |
 5 minute tracked exposure of the Milky Way from Artist Point, Mt Baker Ski area in NW Washington State. Notice the light pollution near the horizon from the direction of Seattle/Everett area.Wade B Clark Jr |
 I took this photo while the passenger in a car crossing over the Broad River Bridge in Columbia, SC. The sun was setting over the river from the South.
The Broad River has a place called, "The River", where teens and young adults go to sunbathe on the
smooth large rocks. This place is just near the Riverbanks Zoo and you can hear the roars of the lions and screeches of the monkeys and squawks of the birds as you lay on those rocks in the Southern sun.
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Sun pillar over Norwich England April 18th, 2005Sammi Houghton |
lunecend9avr05 was taken with a Meade LX 200 10' 15 seconds exposure at 100asa.Philippe Moussette |
 lune25mars052 taken
with 500mm lens +1.4x exposed 1/30 seconds at 400ASAPhilippe Moussette |
 This pic was taken
December 2004. A great shot, and i actually chased this cloud around the country side. waiting for a great shot.
Eventually i gave up, and headed home, only to see the same cloud at my own
back door ! It was taken on my pentax slr. Can't recall the settings. Marc McCarthy - Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
 This was taken back in 1998.
It was my first attempt at a lightning shot. Pentax SLR again. On
timer, about a 20 second exposure. tripod always.e-mail to: Marc McCarthy - Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
Sunset at Rialto Beach May 2004 shot with an N-80 and Fujichrome Velvia ASA 50Fred Kofoed |
Sunset over the North Sea taken from the beach at Hunstanton, England
on February 19th, 2005. The camera was a Canon A80 on auto. Paul Wicklund - Mead Washington |
 Here is an aurora picture taken in Dec of 2004. Taken on KamLake in Yellowknife, NT just outside the city with the glow of the lights still shining on the snow. Taken with Canon 300D @ 400ISO for 20 seconds. Using the Zenitar 16mm Fisheye lens @F2.8. Thanks for looking. See more photos by: Andrew Eaton |
2005/01/06 in Green Bay, WI The first week of the New Year brought us a stunning sunset pillar.
Perhaps this is a good omen for optics sightings for the rest of 2005!
Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel.See more photos by: Peg Zenko |
 The Orion Nebula, M-42 on 12/10/04.
Equipment: Nikon Coolpix 8700 Digital Camera piggybacked on a Celestron
C-8 at 280mm f4.2 and ISO 200 (35mm equivalent settings.) This is a composite stack of 2 individual photos of 3 minutes exposure each.
Registax was used to stack the frames and some post processing in Paintshop Pro for color balance and cropping.
e-mail to:
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 Comet Machholz and the Pleiades, January 10, 2005. Canon Digital Rebel, ISO setting of 1600, and a 3 minute tracked exposure.Wade B Clark Jr. |
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 I Shot this in Near
Yosemite, and I have a question, If somebody could help me find out, what is that blue and red noise in the photo, and what is the
aura surrounding the tree, I could not see any light from where I was... and
there was no moon. Any explanation for the noise.? red and blue dots in the picture.? some
kind of radiation? it has to do with digital photo? I shot this Canon eos digital rebelone hour exposure f 22.0 Thanks. E-mail to: Alberto Misrachi Aloi - Mexico |
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"The aurora northern lights storm of Nov 7-8, 2004
was as about as strong as it will ever get at this latitude. The
graphs were off the charts and the show was phenomenal all night long.
We had CLEAR skies and lake effect didn't creep in until the wee hours
of the morning allowing for some great photo opportunities. It was
truly a sight I will never forget".
See more photos by: Shawn Malone |
 I took this about 5 am Central time on November 9. I had been out for two hours watching a low green arc that didn't change at all. I was pretty spoiled after the November 7 display so gave up. When I pulled into the driveway this show exploded and I just had time to capture it above the trees.
Kim Randolph |
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November 7, 2004Kim Randolph - McGregor, MN |
 Aurora display, November 7, 2004, taken from my backyard on my 47th birthday!! What a perfect gift <grin>!Wade B Clark Jr |
 Oct 27th, 2004 : Spokane Washington : Picture taken just before the start of
totality on a Fuji finepix 5000, no telescope used, just the camera.
" An experimental picture that went right." Kayla La France - Spokane Astronomical Society. |
Taken with a Canon digital rebel camera and 500mm f 6.3 lens at 100ASA
exposed 1/500 seconds to 8 secondsPhilippe Moussette - Québec Canada |
 Lunar eclipse at about
midtotality, October 27, 2004, from near Lyman, Washington, USA. Canon Digital Rebel at prime focus to an 8" SCT with a f/6.3 focal reducer, and an ISO setting of 400.Wade B Clark Jr. |
 This photo was taken by myself at
Mafeking, Manitoba, Canada, September,27, 2004 with a Panasonic
DMC-LC33 digital Camera.Terri Wyatt |
Quite a dramatic climax to end the day! Nikon coolpix 8700 digital camera.See more photos by: William Biscorner - Memphis, Michigan |
 Here is another sunrise picture taken at
Mafeking, Manitoba on October 2, 2004 at 7:36 a.m. with a Panasonic DMC-LC33 digital camera.Terri Wyatt |
 I don't have any fancy cameras, and I don't know much about weather or clouds or anything... however, when my friend Peg Zenko was up visiting she looked at a few of my pictures and said I should send a few in. Here's a photo of an interesting cloud formation that I took with my little Centrios Digital in Rimbey, Alberta, this last July (2004)Wolfgang Tlouey |
 I don't know if you hear anything of it, but we had a few tornadoes in Central Alberta this past summer... most of them were in my area. Here is a photo of one of those storms blowing in.
Hoadley, Alberta, CanadaWolfgang Tlouey |
On the morning of September 24th, I caught the sun rising from the horizon into a colorfully distorted contrail. The cloud layer was glowing an awesome orange. See more photos by: William Biscorner - Memphis, Michigan |
This photo was taken at beautiful Flathead Lake, Montana. A perfect
finish to a perfect day. Taken with a Fashion Cam Digital. August 10th, 2004 Sammi Houghton - Norwich, England |
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[the dumbbell nebula] Taken with a 16" telescope.
Taken with my digital rebel camera at 1600ASA 3 minutes exposure. St-Elzéar québecPhilippe Moussette - Quebec, Canada |
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 The Andromeda Galaxy from Artist Point at the Mt Baker Ski Area, August 15, 2004. This photo is several combined photos from less than one minute to nearly 8 minutes exposure through a little 80mm f/5.6 refractor piggybacked on my C-8 with a Losmandy G-11 motor
driven mount. Canon Digital Rebel at prime focus, ISO setting of 1600.
Wade B Clark Jr. |
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taken August 19 2004 wirh a 4' telescope f5 at 1600ASA exposed 2 minutes
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 Photo of Venus taken on August 1st, 2004 at 3:50am (Central). Taken with Canon Eos Digital Rebel at ISO 1600 setting through Meade DS-2130AT 130mm, f/7.9 telescope.
"I have only been taking photo's with my telescope for about a week and I hope to soon get my sky tracker working to improve the quality of my photos."e-mail to: Jeffery Lundblad |
Polaris, overexposed, and fixed above, and beyond, the Nevada mountains. 35mm, B/15
min., Photoshop.Robert Small - Federal Way, WA |
 The Sierra Nevada Mountains in March with star trails exclaiming a faint Leonid meteorite trail near the mountain summit at the right of the picture. 35mm B/1-15 min. stop action, and Photoshop.
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The July "Blue" moon rising through the pines. Taken
with a Canon PowerShot A80 digital camera through a 10 inch reflector
telescope. July 31st, 2004 Paul Wicklund - Mead Washington USA |
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July "Blue" moon. Taken with a Canon PowerShot A80 digital
camera through a 10 inch reflector telescope. July 31st, 2004 Paul Wicklund - Mead Washington |
Taken July 26th, 2004 on Skagit Bay in N.W. Washington
Fred Kofoed - Stanwood, Washington |
 Swollen underbelly of a cumulonimbus featuring dark, rolling
arcus.
Taken with an Olympus digital camera in LaPlace, Louisiana e-mail to: Melanie Maurin. |
 The pillars had some faint reds on the bottoms.
They were taken at 800 iso, 15-20 sec with a Digital Rebel on 7-25-04.
See more photos by: Chrisinda Bowlin - Metaline Falls, WA |
 Taken
with a Canon Powershot A80 digital. 15 sec exposures at F2.8 400 ASA.Sammi Houghton - Norwich England |
Taken July 26th, 2004 on Skagit Bay in N.W. Washington
Fred Kofoed - Stanwood, Washington |
Visiting the Northwest for the summer, I hoped to see an aurora. This was
my first ever, I was totally impressed and awestruck. The pulsating colours that flew overhead were amazing!
e-mail to: Sammi Houghton - Norwich England |
 Tornado
near Spokane Washington. Taken on Friday. 5/21/2004 with our digital camera. The picture is looking west/south west from our house and the
cloud was moving from north west to south east or from right to left across our field of vision.Michael and JoDee Hickey - Airway Heights, Washington |
 Tornado
near Spokane Washington. Michael and JoDee Hickey - Airway Heights, Washington |
 Here's a photo
of Venus crossing the sun. Made in Enschede, The Netherlands. Nikon DH2, 300 mm, with
converterSee more photos by: Robert Hoetink - The Netherlands |
This was taken June 8 2004, at Québec Canada 1/4000 second at 100 asa. Taken with my digital rebel camera. Philippe Moussette - Quebec, Canada |
 Comet Bradfield has appeared here in southeastern lower Michigan. Clouds have hindered viewing, but I did get a shot on April, 28, 2004 (6:15 am)! Pentax K1000, 50mm f/2,
Fuji 200 film for 14 seconds. William Biscorner - Memphis, Michigan |
 Small fishing boat, Mt Shuksan silhouette, and Swift Creek forest fire from Baker Lake, Washington State, USA. Photo taken the evening of July 24, 2004Wade B Clark Jr |
 Hey guys, my names
Shaun, and I live in Melbourne, Australia. this photo was taken at roughly 5am , from the roof of my house. It was taken with a plain old digital camera, nothing special. enjoy! Shaun - Melbourne, Australia. |
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one more. Basically the same as the other one,this photo is of sunset, taken on my roof of my house in Melbourne Australia, at around about 7-7:30, with just an ordinary digital camera. thanks again :D Shaun - Melbourne, Australia. |
 Thought you might enjoy seeing a couple recent images of Jupiter & Saturn.Take Care. Mike Hutchinson - Muncie Astronomy Club |
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 Its very interesting how the horizon marine layer can distort the look
of the sun as seen in this photo shot from Las Playas, Tijuana Mexico.
9-5-2003 Joe Klein, San Diego, California |
 The sun appeared enormous as the marine layer and horizon magnified its
apparent size. 8-24-2003
See more new photos by: Joe Klein, San Diego, California |
Here are 2 aurora photos I took on the 20th of November 2003.Paul Anderson, Tasmania, Australia |
Taken the 20th of November 2003, from Tasmaniaemail to : Paul Anderson, Tasmania, Australia |
I took this picture on the 7 th of this month (dec-03) at 730 pm here in Oregon. This is looking out over the ocean with the moon behind us. The bright lights are crab boats.Tom & Stacy |
 Taken in Albany, Missouri USA on October 29, 2003. Camera Used was a Nikon FG with 28mm Lens set at f/2.8. 45 second exposure.See more photos by: Dan Bush |
 I finally saw a
moon pillar forming over I94 while I was on my way home. This is the second pillar I've seen, and I didn't have my camera! I made it home in time to shoot this
pic. 11/13/03. Pentax K1000, 50mm f/2,
Fuji 200 film, 10 seconds.See more photos by: William Biscorner - Memphis, Michigan |
 Memphis Michigan Aurora! We've been having a lot of cold and rain, and have been missing these light shows, but God parted the clouds for a two hour display! The planet Mars (upper right) was watching its own show to the southeast.
Pentax K1000, 28mm f/2.8 lens, fujifilm 200, for 25 seconds.
William Biscorner |
I waited all day long for this eclipse and was not disappointed! How much contrast between the bright full moon, and the night sky during totality! Pentax K1000, 50mm f/2 lens,
Fuji 400 film, 15 secs.See more photos by: William Biscorner - Memphis, Michigan |
Here's a photo of the lunar eclipse, November 8, 2003, taken from near Lyman, Washington, USA. Olympus C-730 Ultra zoom digital camera handheld to a 26mm plossil eyepiece in my 10 inch f/6 StarMaster Dobsonian telescope.Wade B Clark Jr |
Night of November 6th, 2003, from central Indiana.10 second exposures with a Pentax 35mm camera, Fujicolor 400 print film. Hope all is well. Mike Hutchinson - Muncie, Indiana |
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of November 6th, 2003, from central Indiana.10 second exposures with a Pentax 35mm camera, Fujicolor 400 print film. Hope all is well. Mike Hutchinson - Muncie, Indiana |
 This was taken the night of October 28-29, 2003, near Deer Park, Washington during an outstanding northern lights show. Photo details: Kodak High Definition 400, 24 mm, f 1.8, exposed for 20 seconds.
John Sandy - Deer
Park, Washington |
 This was taken early on October 29, 2003, near Deer Park, WA. Photo details: Kodak High Definition 400, 24 mm, f 1.8, exposed for 30 seconds.John Sandy - Deer Park, Washington |
 Photographed
at Lumijoki, Ruukki and Liminka, Finland October 29th, 2003.
Photo details: Nikkor 17-35 mm f2.8 Fuji Provia 400 F, 15-20 seconds.e-mail to: Juha Ollila, Finland |
 Photographed
at Lumijoki, Ruukki and Liminka, Finland October 29th, 2003.
Photo details: Nikkor 17-35 mm f2.8 Fuji Provia 400 F, 15-20 seconds.See more photos by: Juha Ollila, Finland |
 This was taken October 2, 2003, near High Level, Alberta. The northern lights started shortly after sunset and continued for about 5 hours. Photo details: Fuji Superia 400, 24 mm, f 1.8, exposed for 15 seconds.See more photos by:John Sandy - Deer Park, Washington |
 Another photo taken from the Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories on October 3, 2003. Photo details: Fuji Superia 800, 24 mm, f 1.8, exposed for 20 secondsJohn Sandy - Deer Park, Washington |
 Photo of sunrise and crespucular rays over the North Cascade foothills in Skagit County, Washington State, taken October 8, 2003Olympus C-730 Ultra Zoom digital camera was used. Wade B Clark Jr |
Mars is the big spiky blob... We over saturated the pixels on the CCD on
Mars to be able to capture the much fainter Demos. You can see a little dot near
Mars to the 2 o'clock position and that's Demos, the bigger of the two Martian moons. Kayla LaFrance |
 Mars image info:
Imaged 9-06-03 from N.E. Ohio. Meade 10" SCT.Pier mounted Losmandy G-11 Sony Digital-8 using eyepiece projection method. 110 frames processed with Registax and Photoshop 7.0 Mars' apparent magnitude -2.8. Phase 99.4% Apparent angular diameter 24.6 Dave Miller |
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9-17-03 From Barberton Ohio. Meade 10" SCT. Losmandy G-11
Sony Digital-8 video camera. 18mm Ortho using eyepiece projection method.
501 frames processed with Registax and Photoshop 7.0 The seeing was
excellent and the transparency was above average Dave Miller |
 Sky in summer 2001 near Bicaz
Lake, Romania. Taken with my Creative WebCamGo.Thuya |
I took this photo of Crepuscular Rays as the sun was setting on
September 20th, 2003, from my bedroom window with a FashionCam.
"This blew my mind"Sammi Houghton - Norwich England |
 These were taken
09/17/03 between 12:30-1:30 a.m. just northof Anchorage. I use a Cannon Rebel 2000, with a 28mm lens 3.5 aperture and a 20 second exposure. Kodak High Definition 400 Todd Miller |
 Double
Rainbow. Probably one of the brightest Rainbow's I've seen in quite a while.
Date: 9-28-03.....N.E. Ohio Camera: Canon Sure Shot WP-1....32mm Lens
Fuji Super HQ 100. Dave Miller |
 The northern lights lit up the sky soon after sunset on August 5, 2003. I
saw this bright swirl over the Juneau Ice field in Alaska. Mars is also
visible low on the horizon, just a few weeks before its recent close approach to Earth.e-mail to: Scott McGee - Anchorage, Alaska |
 This bright auroral band resembles a pair of hands reaching down to Earth.
This event occurred just after sunset on August 5, 2003 on the Juneau
Ice field in Alaska. The brightness of the aurora and the setting sun silhouettes the distant mountains.See more photos by: Scott McGee - Anchorage, Alaska |
 A total lunar eclipse is caused as the earth shadow passes into the direct
sunlight that illuminates the moon. Some filtered light reaches the moon
causing the orange glow. This series of photos was photographed in the
Anza-Borrego Desert starting at 8:15pm just after the eclipse peak. The full
moon reappeared at about 10:40pm. As the moon rose over the horizon it
appeared huge and translucent with a red glow visible and the deep blue sky
showing through the moon. Nikon D1H with Nikkor 400mm. 5-15-2003 See more photos by:
Joe Klein - San Diego, California |
 A total lunar eclipse is caused as the earth shadow passes into the direct
sunlight that illuminates the moon. Some filtered light reaches the moon
causing the orange glow. This series of photos was photographed in the
Anza-Borrego Desert starting at 8:15pm just after the eclipse peak. The full
moon reappeared at about 10:40pm. As the moon rose over the horizon it
appeared huge and translucent with a red glow visible and the deep blue sky
showing through the moon. Nikon D1H with Nikkor 400mm. 5-15-2003
Joe Klein - San Diego, California |
"Mystery objects in the sky." Taken in NW Louisiana. Nikon One Touch Zoom 90, 35mm compact camera.e-mail to: Joanne Meehan |
 This cloud formation
was taken on the day of the 9/11 tragedy and has an Angel configuration. 35mm Nikon compact camera. One touch 90 Zoom. Taken in
NW Louisiana. Joanne Meehan |
 5-15-03 Lunar EclipseThis image was taken from Brown County State Park, Indiana. Imaged Prime focus, Meade 10" SCT F6.3 focal reducer. Kodak Select Series Royal Gold 400, 35MM Minolta X-700. Dave Miller |
 May
15th lunar eclipse as it was coming to an end. The photo was taken
with a 35mm camera at prime focus of a Mead LX10. Exposure time was
1/125 second on Kodak Royal Gold 200Suzanne Ruby - Elk, Washington |
 This was taken from road side on my way
home. The sun was setting and i was able to catch this shot just in time. Nothing was changed with this pix.
11/01/02. Minolta X-570, Kodak Max400, f:6.5,
1:35. Duane McFarland - Wheeling, West Virginia |
 Storm Over Wheeling......This was taken during a storm that
I thought was different. There were a lot of low clouds and most of the
lighting was behind them. 11/11/02. Minolta X570, Kodak Max 400, f:22,
aprox. 20 sec. exp. timeDuane McFarland - Wheeling, West Virginia |
 This
photo was taken in the lead up to the total eclipse of the sun,
visible from southern England on the 11th August 1999. It was taken
using the cloud as a filter with an Olympus C1400 XL digital camera
set on auto. There was no preparation or tripod involved, just me
quickly popping out from work to take a quick pic! Hope someone out
there likes it. - Martyn |
Last November I took this spooky shot of a particular cloud formation, the whole sky was overcast
and gray, but these two 'spots'. It was about lunch time (13h30) and looked through my kitchen window and saw this. I used my Minolta 7xi witha 28/70mm zoom lens. Franck - London, England |
 A Solar Halo is caused as light refracts ice crystals in the air. ASunflower eclipses the sun during this sun halo. Nikon D1H with a Nikkor 14mm. 11-17-2002 Joe Klein - San Diego, California |
 The Sun is filtered with early morning low clouds in El Cajon, California.
The camera was a Nikon D1 at 400. Nikkor 75mm-300mm at 300mm. 7-27-2002See more photos by: Joe Klein, San Diego, California |
 On 1-19-03,
I was treated to a short lived, yet vivid Aurora display. Here the Aurora curtain snakes its way through the night sky dwarfing Mount
McKinley (tallest peak in N. America) in the background. Location: Denali State Park, Alaska
Equipment: All Canon bodies and lenses. Robert Siciliano |
This shot was taken on 1-19-30 during a brief Aurora display that I had the
pleasure of viewing. It is moments like this that make the 300 mile round
trip drives seem worth it.Location: Denali State Park, Alaska Equipment: All Canon bodies and lenses. email to: Robert Siciliano |
 This bird appears to be enjoying this rainbow as much as I did. Nikon D100
with a 400mm Nikkor attached.1-8-2003 See more photos by: Joe Klein - San Diego, California |
I caught this sun pillar over the bay at Crescent City, California on
November 25th, 2002. This was an auto exposed shot taken with a 200mm
zoon lens on Kodak Max 400 film.Paul Wickund - Mead Washington |
I first noticed these lights as i was driving home from Banff. It was one of those
dangerously distracting displays, where it is difficult to force yourself to pay attention to the road!
At one point the sky was split by a bright current of lights streaming from one horizon to the other.
e-mail to: Adam Zier-Vogel |
Taken on Oct. 29th in the bow lake area, approx 30 km. north of lake Louise,
Alberta, Canada, with my Minolta SLR . Fuji 400 with a 50mm lens@ 2.8f.
20 secs exp.See more photos by: Adam Zier-Vogel - Num-ti-jah Lodge Bow Lake, Alberta, Canada |
 On a dark night with few other lights, I was able to take a 2 second
exposure at f:5.6, and capture 5 lightning strikes using my rebel 2000, with
Kodak 400 filmDorian Lust - Moose Jaw, SK, Canada |
Taken on October 8th from Monroe Washington, near Everett. The camera was a Pentax SLR, 12 second exposure at f3.5 on Kodak 200 speed film. Darrell Hambley |
 I took this photo in the summer of 2000 in my back
garden. I used an 8 inch reflector Orion Europa telescope and a digital
camera. The digital camera is a Fujifilm super CCD,4.3 million pixels,4700
zoom. It was hand held against scope lens and taken instantly.Rachel Smith, - Norfolk, England |
 This photo was taken in the summer of 2000 in my back garden in
Norfolk, England. I used my Orion reflector telescope (8 inch) with my Fujifilm digital
camera. Camera has super ccd,4.3 million pixels,4700 zoom. I just hand held my camera up against scope
lens and took a shot instantly. Rachel Smith - Norfolk,
England |
 This photo was taken in Egypt in June 1996 with a cheap £30
camera. It was taken onboard a cruise ship going down the Nile.e-mail to : Rachel Smith - Norfolk, England |
 I liked the wisp of cloud bands that softly enhanced the beauty of the aurora color. - Fujica ST605N, ASA 400, f. 28. Darrell Ruby - Elk, Washington |
Photographed at Ruukki, Finland March 10th, 2002.Photo details: Nikkor 17-35 mm f2.8 and 50 mm f1.4, Fuji Provia 400 F, 15-20 seconds. Juha Ollila, Finland |
Coronal aurora photographed at Ruukki, Finland on March 10th, 2002. Photo details: Nikkor 17-35 mm f2.8 and 50 mm f1.4, Fuji Provia 400 F, 15-20 seconds.See more photos by: Juha Ollila, Finland |
I took this picture with my trusty Fujifilm FinePix 2400Z. On this particular night we had the
most incredible colors in the sky. We were on Belleville Lake in Southeastern Michigan. Violette Murphy - Michigan. |
"My kids alerted me to their appearance at 9:30, and I photographed them for about an hour. By 10:30, they were gone! They were better than the aurora from the 4th.
September 3rd, 2002William Biscorner - Casco, Michigan |
This photo was taken on September 9, 2002. The camera was a Nikon Coolpix
995 digital camera, f6.4, 1/125 sec. exposure, ISO 100, with a .63x wide
converter. It was a magical evening with a colourful sky, large crepuscular
rays and Canada Geese flying all around.Lauri Kangas, Caledon, Ontario, Canada See more photos at: www.photon-echoes.com |
Taken on the evening of Dec. 6, 2002 at approximately 11:30 PM. The location is near Palmer, Alaska not far from the Knik
Glacier. With the cooperation of the clear sky I was graced with a fast
moving show. The lack of moonlight that night is clearly shown in the very
dark foreground. The aurora display lasted for approx. 90 minutes.
Photo taken with Canon bodies and lens.See more photos by: Robert Siciliano |
Comet Ikeya-Zhang on April 7 2002. This was
a 2 minute exposure with a Pentax ME super + 400mm at f
5.6 Taken from Rivière à PierrePhilippe Moussette Quebec, Canada |
This photo was taken looking to the North East over Lake Okanogan. September 3rd, 2002 e-mail to: Darlene Atkinson - Kelowna, B.C., Canada |
Sunspots taken on May 19 2000 . 1/1000 exposure Minolta X-100 + telescope. Cap-RougePhilippe Moussette Quebec, Canada |
A storm which showed some rotation came through the area.The local meteorologist thinks I may have captured part of a "wall cloud", which is the precursor to a tornado. This photo was taken in Indian Trail, NC in May 2002. The camera I used was a Canon A20 2.1 mega pixel digital camera. Rick Smedley |
I took this picture on or around August 1, 2002. My husband and I were enjoying an evening boat ride when
we were surprised by this wonderful sunset. The picture was taken from Belleville Lake in Belleville,
Michigan with a Fuji FinePix 2400Zoom.Violette Murphy |
 "Ring
of Fire" on Oct 4th, 2000. Pulsating arcs of light claimed the sky. This
night grabbed my heart and left me speechless. Fuji color 400 using a 28
mm lens. See More of her work here.Suzanne Ruby - Elk Wa. |
A beautiful Pacific Northwest sunset taken in September, 2001. Taken
looking southwest over Deadman creek on Peone Prairie. Auto
exposed with a 35 mm f 2.8 lens of Kodak Max 400.
See more by: Debbie Wicklund - Mead Washington, USA |
I took this photo of a late winter sunset from my back deck in February
2003Debbie Wicklund - Mead Washington |
This was taken from Smith Rock on March 31st, 200l at 12:30 AM in Oregon (while the climbers slept). It took a three hour drive from Eugene to escape the clouds and drizzle. This aurora was seen as far south as Florida. Photo info: Nikon 35mm wide angle lens @ F1.7, 15 second exposure, Sensia 100 film pushed 1.5 stops. Photo by: John Flynn |
On August the 12th, 2000 after a display of northern lights and Persiod
Meteor Showers, the colors of the night sky seem to have painted the early morning landscape. The upper McKenzie valley disappears into a
fuchsia haze and the distant peaks of Mt. Jefferson, Three Fingered Jack and Mt. Washington highlight the distant horizon. Nikor 35 mm wide angle with split graduated neutral
density filter. See more photos by: John
Flynn |
This image of Jupiter was taken 11/12/01 with a Meade 10" SCT and a Sony Digital-8 video cam, 84 frames were combined for the
final image, the great red spot can be seen on the right side of the planets disk, the small black dot to the left of the great red spot
is the shadow transit of Jupiter's moon Ganymede. The image was taken from Barberton Ohio. See more photos
Dave Miller |
This image of Saturn was imaged with a Meade 10" SCT and a Sony Digital-8 video cam, image was taken on
11/06/01 from Barberton Ohio, 142 frames were combined for the final image. The south polar cap is visible top of
image and the planet's disk can be seen through the cassini division. E-mail to: Dave Miller |
 The
Oct 28 show was a present for my birthday. I have trouble seeing reds in
the aurora but not this night. At one point it was a solid red from east
to west. I have never seen the whole north sky taken over by one band of
color. This picture is the left side of the red wall. It took my breath
away. Now if I could just get the aurora to come earlier than 2:45 am. Pentex 1000
with at 28mm lens at f 2.8 Fuji ASA 400 film. average time 12 seconds.Suzanne Ruby - Elk Washington Oct. 28th, 2001 |
 This picture is the right side of the wall.
Oct. 28th, 2001See More photos by Suzanne Ruby - Elk Wa. USA |
 The auroras run through the Milky Way. These were strange rogue bands of auroral light that didn't hang near the horizon." Photo details: Kodak Gold 200 , 28mm f .l 8, 20-25 sec. exposures Photo by: Duane Clausen Menominee , MI, USA October 12th, 2001 |
 Photo taken on October 12th, 2001 by: Duane Clausen Menominee , MI, USA visit his site at: www.northernexposures.net |
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