Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: David Eckels on May 16, 2022, 01:10:25 pm
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Last night about 15-30 minutes into the maximum phase.
Z6ii with FTZ/80-400 @400mm, 25,600 ISO, 1/5 sec, f/5.6. Processed with DeepPrime, LR, and PS.
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Nice and sharp! I had some haze and clouds here but still gave it a good effort.
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A fine shot, David.
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Did you catch three planets as well ?
One looks like Mars. Maybe Jupiter and Saturn ?
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Well done. Here in Portugal there was a nice cloud cover...
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Thanks, gentlemen!
Matt, not crystal clear detail, but hey(!), 25,600 ISO! Masks are wonderful things as it was a little hazy here too ;)
Eric, as always, thank you.
degrub, I'm not sure, but wondered about it as the Moon was in that region of sky. This was ESE and Saturn would have been much further South OOF. But wait! I see Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in the early morning local time here. This was about 830 pm so I should be looking in the opposite direction across the solar system, right?
Paulo, thanks. If a friend had not asked me to take a look because of cloud cover in South Carolina, I'd have never known there were to be portents in the heavens! ;)
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Very nice… I was too lazy to get out and there's too much light pollution, unfortunately.
When I see your photo (and those from Matt), I'm fully satisfied and happy!
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Can't ask for more than that, Francois ;D
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World Afire
From the same evening obviously. Light clouds moving past. 2500 ISO, 0.6 sec, f/5.6, same kit. Just a few minutes before maximum total eclipse.
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That is a great stand-alone image.
If it were mine, I'd hang a large print on my wall.
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+1 to what Eric said.
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Thanks, gents, I happen to have a 24x24 frame 8)
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I think I prefer your second "World Afire" shot. I like the mystery of it. The first shot is really good and captures the scene perfectly, but it is the second one for me :)
Dave
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Thanks, Dave, I agree actually.
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It Begins
You can actually see the beginning of the Earth's shadow in the lower left hand quadrant. This coincides with the expected time frame of the eclipse.
A different mood altogether.
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That's really neat.
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Thanks, Eric. Last one below.
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That, too, is "bloody good."
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That, too, is "bloody good."
Excellent description!
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Thank you, Eric, Francois. It came in a moment of clarity as the clouds parted ;) The surrounding clouds, lit by the Moon's light do not show up well on the white background of the page. Too subtle.
The end of a nice little project.
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I lied...