With skies drenched in the sickness of geoengineering it makes viewing clear
skies mirky at best.
On Wednesday, January 31, 2018, 12:35:43 PM MST, Lawrence
<fxstrider@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
With skies drenched in the sickness of geoengineering it makes viewing clear
skies mirky at best.
On Wednesday, January 31, 2018, 12:13:23 PM MST, Tom Polakis
<tpolakis@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I had a nice time with Jean Francois Gout viewing the eclipse from A
Mountain in Tempe. At least a hundred other people were interested enough
to make the hike at 5 a.m. I brought a camera equipped with a 35mm lens in
an attempt to create a multiple-exposure image. I may get to that later.
Here's the one single photo from that setup that's okay.
http://www.pbase.com/polakis/image/166942323/original
As the setting moon moved down and to the right, we knew we'd be in for some
transits of airplanes leaving Sky Harbor. This was the best one of the lot.
Taken with a 70mm f/6.8 Pronto.
http://www.pbase.com/polakis/image/166942326/original
Eventually, the moon emerged from total eclipse, and it's distorted image
set behind the White Tank Mountains.
http://www.pbase.com/polakis/image/166942328/original
Tom
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