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14/02/2021

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06/02/2021

"You can walk in a dream while you are awake: Just walk in the misty morning of a forest"

📷 Amith Anuradha Photography

06/01/2021

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“Life. This morning the sun made me adore it. It had, behind the dripping pine trees, the oriental brightness, orange and crimson, of a living being, a rose and an apple, in the physical and ideal fusion of a true and daily paradise.”

06/01/2021

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"I believe that the ascent of mountains forms an essential chapter in the complete duty of man, and that it is wrong to leave any district without setting foot on its highest peak."

26/03/2020

Be Safe !
Stay at Home !

09/03/2020

09/03/2020

Hello Sri Lankan Travelers 🙏

06/03/2020

අනතුරුදායක මාර්ගයකින් ශ්‍රී පාදයට...
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26/02/2020

Hike of Alagalla Mountain Range
2020.02.04 🇱🇰

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22/02/2020

Life of Traveler ❤️

15/02/2020

World's Best Photographers & Artists.
Best images of January 2020.
Photographer: Chandan Hazra

26/01/2020

Happiness 🖤
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21/01/2020

ජීවත් වෙන්න,ජීවිතේ විදින්න ❤️

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18/01/2020

Above the Sky ✈️
📷 Namal Chaminda

17/01/2020

Cresting Wave

Cape Disappointment, Washington
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17/01/2020

Saint-Georges-sur-Loire
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16/01/2020

Fishing boat in the dusk.
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16/01/2020

The giant ❤️
Majestic view of kanchanjunga from jhandi

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16/01/2020

Pristine Shnongpdeng!!
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16/01/2020

Morning in TuyenLam lake, DaLat, VietNam
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15/01/2020

Elephant Trunk Nebula: How big is it?

This is the 10th in a series of posts that I hope you’ll like and find fascinating. In this image I have transposed my own image of the moon in a composite over a photo that I recently captured of IC 1396 and the Elephant Trunk nebula. This scale comparison is extremely accurate in relation to our view from Earth, with all images captured by me at the exact same focal length and with the same camera. Of course this is just apparent size in our sky on Earth, as IC 1396 is absolutely massive at over 100 light years across. More than four Orion nebulas would fit inside it. If you were born on a planet on one side of this nebula in 1920, news of your birth still wouldn’t have reached a planet on the opposite side and wouldn’t reach us here on Earth until the year 4340!

As I said in my first post in this series, the actual purpose I had in capturing my shot of the moon in this way was to image it precisely with the same gear such that I could place it next to images I have taken as a reference point to show “how big” these objects are in our night skies. Since most of the deep sky objects that I take pictures of aren’t visible to the naked eye, it’s hard for me (and most people) to have a clear sense of their scale.

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15/01/2020

High Silver. 🐴
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15/01/2020

Viewing our Planet from space is a privilige which only a few people have. Fortunately there's the wounderful invention of photography which allows everyone to participate a little bit from this fantastic experience.
In this series of picures obtained from the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit at the NASA Johnson Space Center (https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov) I've combined continuous shot images taken at the . Startrail images are well known at earth and caused by the rotation of earth - it seems that the stars are rotation around the north or south celestion pole. But how does this look when one is flying 400 km above the ground with a speed of nearly 8 km per SECOND - in 90 minutes around the earth?
Is it possible to shoot startrails from space? YES it is! 🙂
When stacking images taken from the ISS one gets a image equal to a single image with long exposure time and so everything at the fast moving earth (with the ISS as reverence point) gets blurred. This also happens to the stars but - as on earth - we get nice trailing stars without any "photoshopping". If you don't believe it - just try it on your own, you'll get the same results I show here :-)

15/01/2020

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15/01/2020

Lake of antorno 🇮🇹
https://www.instagram.com/tomasz_raciniewski

15/01/2020

Good Morning Travelers ✈️
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14/01/2020

Early morning in the forest of Bakkeveen, the Netherlands

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14/01/2020

Life of evening 🌤
5D4 + EF 500mm f/4L IS
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14/01/2020

crazy morning atmosphere at lake bled.... Roberto Pavic Photography

14/01/2020

Second Waves, AZ

14/01/2020

Kvernufoss 🌐❄🌅

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14/01/2020

Gd mng guys ❤️

Cold Fog bank passing through Mt Tamalpais Ridgeline...

13/01/2020

Hope you enjoy this take on a classic shot! If you’re ever in Iceland it’s well worth the hike out to the plane.

📷 j.sorrellsphoto

13/01/2020

Heaven ❤️
📷 Frank Delargy Photography

Mt Hood long exposure from Trillium Lake.

13/01/2020

Nature 🖤

Lost in mighty mountains........
Anuradhagraphy

13/01/2020

Dji Mavic mini
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12/01/2020

Kinngait, Nunavut, Canada.
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12/01/2020

OMG!😲😱😍
Luzern, Switzerland 🇨🇭
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10/01/2020

New York......
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10/01/2020

Chamarel - Mauritius...
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