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June 23rd 06, 04:19 AM
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Noctilucent clouds pictures
Some shots of last night's display, seen from Leeds (unprocessed JPEGs,
about 2.5MB each). Click on the thumbnails for the full picture. The bright star in the middle of some of them is Capella. http://www.roast.iconbar.com/misc/20...23noctilucent/ Best, Chris -- *** Chris & Lee's Photodesk tutorials, tips and resources *** http://www.photodesk.iconbar.com *** Latest: Venus transit at http://www.roast.iconbar.com |
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June 23rd 06, 08:54 PM
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Noctilucent clouds pictures
Chris Terran wrote: Some shots of last night's display, seen from Leeds (unprocessed JPEGs, about 2.5MB each). Click on the thumbnails for the full picture. The bright star in the middle of some of them is Capella. http://www.roast.iconbar.com/misc/20...23noctilucent/ Best, Chris -- *** Chris & Lee's Photodesk tutorials, tips and resources *** http://www.photodesk.iconbar.com *** Latest: Venus transit at http://www.roast.iconbar.com Excellent photos. With sunrise at about 70 minutes after the photos were taken, the difference from very high thin cirrus must be for the specialist. |
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