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Calendula officinalis is also known as Pot Marigold and belongs to the daisy family. The bloom is apparently edible although I have... -
Taken 3/39, forgot I had them in my camera, R8 using the 28 to 70 stm zoom w/CPL Prefer zoomed in or out? All comments welcome! #1...
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A few shots made at the hot air balloon festival held in Albuquerque the first weekend in October each year. We spent 2 days at the...
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In this case less of a nighttime show in the air but Firecracker Columbines are starting their annual show in our backyard. I caught one...
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Comet Hunter reacted to Andy Elliott's post in the thread Lynd’s Dark Nebulae in Camelopardalis with
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My project for the Winter was to capture this area of dark nebulae in the constellation of Camelopardalis. I have imaged this before... -
Comet Hunter reacted to kiwiapple's post in the thread C/2025 R3 Panstarrs over Oamaru, v2 with Like.
A friend led me to realise that I could capture the comet with the tail in a better orientation if I removed the equatorial wedge from...
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The Palouse has greened up well and fast this Spring. Temps have been above normal for over a week. And the road up Steptoe Butte is...
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Here's an image from the Fire Wave that I took in Feb 2019 during my one and only visit to this wonderful state park. I now have time to...
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Comet Hunter replied to the thread Blues and hues of it.Outstanding, I like them all
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Comet Hunter reacted to kiwiapple's post in the thread C/2025 R3 Panstarrs Comet over Oamaru with Like.
Oy oy oy, what a time I have had with this comet! I only realised it was visible a few nights ago, but it's in a tricky spot for me...
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Comet Hunter replied to the thread Trona Pinnacles Shines at Night!.The Cosmos is trully amazing, nicely captured
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Comet Hunter replied to the thread Some PeeWee Soccer.the best kind, I love them
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This has to be the best pet photo I have ever seen! Awesome Ben! You should start doing pet photography on the side.
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Comet Hunter replied to the thread Western Washington birds.outstanding, what lens are you using?
