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The Hunter rises!
My favorite constellation has almost always been Orion the Hunter–and I only hedge on this just a bit, because maybe there was a point when I was in first grade and just starting to learn about constellations that I preferred … Continue reading
Posted in Life, On Science and the Cosmos, Photographic Documentation
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Who would DO such a thing?!
The crime: The culprit: Sigh. Luckily, I have a surplus of USB-C cords for just such an occasion. (Not that anyone asked, but my favorite brand for such items is Anker. I have several of their bluetooth speakers, their bluetooth … Continue reading
Posted in On Tech, Photographic Documentation
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The sky, over about an hour
I had to leave for work early today, and the stars were still visible through wisps of cloud. Then, once I got to work and we were starting on the project that required my presence a bit early, I noticed … Continue reading
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A bit of color
This is a tree down the street. I may have played around with color and saturation settings and put it through a filter. Maybe. You be the judge!
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All aboard!
Today we took a fall train ride. There’s a train that does scenic rides out of the depot in Hamburg, NY. We did this a year ago and greatly enjoyed it, so we did it again today. It’s an out-and-back … Continue reading
Posted in On Buffalo and The 716, Photographic Documentation
Tagged Buffalo, Photo Posts, WNY Love Letter
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An illusion of autumn
Taken the other evening. The sun had not quite set all the way, but was almost gone, and all that was left was the red light on the tops of the trees. These trees haven’t begun turning yet.
Allow me to present, a Nebula.
Specifically, the Tarantula Nebula. Wow!
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I see the Moon…
I like taking photos of the moon. Here’s one from the other night, taken through some trees at the end of my street, with a Prisma filter applied. Have a good Sunday, y’all!
Artemis
Had things gone according to plan, today would have seen the launch of Artemis I, the first rocket in a series of missions intended to return humans to the Moon. Sadly, Artemis did not launch. This is not a bad thing. There … Continue reading
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