My one catch of the night.




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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

"cloud dreamer" wrote:

My one catch of the night.


Nice Catch. Even shows the breakup at the end.

Crazy Ed

Edward Erbeck wrote:
"cloud dreamer" wrote:

My one catch of the night.


Nice Catch. Even shows the breakup at the end.

Crazy Ed



Thanks. It kept going well out of the frame too. It was quite the
fireball. I just went out and got caught another faint one, but that's
it for me tonight. It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...



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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

kewl

"cloud dreamer" wrote in message
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My one catch of the night.




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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

"cloud dreamer" wrote:

It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...


At 4:45 when I gave up (only caught one faint one) it was 66f or ~19C
here. T- Shirt Weather.

Crazy Ed

Edward Erbeck wrote:
"cloud dreamer" wrote:

It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...


At 4:45 when I gave up (only caught one faint one) it was 66f or ~19C
here. T- Shirt Weather.

Crazy Ed



Grrrrr.

Did you see many? It's frustrating pointing the camera is one spot and
watching them fall to the left and right...then you move it to the left
for the next exposure...and they fall to the right.

At least now I'm only wasting space on a card...I shudder at the thought
of all the film I used to go through...



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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 05:28:52 -0700, Edward Erbeck
wrote:

"cloud dreamer" wrote:

It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...


At 4:45 when I gave up (only caught one faint one) it was 66f or ~19C
here. T- Shirt Weather.

I remove mine at that temperature. 19C is hot.

Peter Hucker wrote:
On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 05:28:52 -0700, Edward Erbeck
wrote:

"cloud dreamer" wrote:
It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...

At 4:45 when I gave up (only caught one faint one) it was 66f or ~19C
here. T- Shirt Weather.

I remove mine at that temperature. 19C is hot.

I would remove my t-shirt at 19c but the neighbours might have something
to say

It's 21.8 right now and I'm roasted!

..

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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 15:13:57 -0230, cloud dreamer
wrote:

Peter Hucker wrote:
On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 05:28:52 -0700, Edward Erbeck
wrote:

"cloud dreamer" wrote:
It's almost 1:30 am and my toes are complainin' of
the cold (13c ...

At 4:45 when I gave up (only caught one faint one) it was 66f or ~19C
here. T- Shirt Weather.

I remove mine at that temperature. 19C is hot.

I would remove my t-shirt at 19c but the neighbours might have something
to say

You're not as good looking as me then? ;-)

It's 21.8 right now and I'm roasted!

It's about the same here. I'm comfortable.

"cloud dreamer" wrote:


Grrrrr.

Did you see many? It's frustrating pointing the camera is one spot and
watching them fall to the left and right...then you move it to the left
for the next exposure...and they fall to the right.


Only about 20 per hour. Only caught 1 faint one out of 83 tries. Hum, a
lot like daytime lightning!

At least now I'm only wasting space on a card...I shudder at the thought
of all the film I used to go through...


And the processing, magnifying glass on the light table looking at
negatives ............ I do like this Digital Photography!

Crazy Ed