You do know I was kidding, right?
--
Brian
On Dec 12, 2008, at 9:06 PM, John D wrote:
Here's the biggest moon I've seen in a while . . . from yesterday
evening. http://tinyurl.com/66dyd8 I'd just be too dizzy from sleep
deprivation to paint the star trails. Or maybe I would BECAUSE I was
This morning there were a few hazy cloudy things but then that moon
sitting there just over the mountain. No, this is not a Brian quality
photo, just a snapshot but it was fun climbing on the roof of our
house to do it. http://tinyurl.com/5mqlx5 And then I did a little zoom
to get the face:
John D wrote:
Here's an interesting note: Tomorrow night the full moon will be the
largest it ever gets. The moon's average distance from the Earth is
238,855 miles, but it's now only 221,560 away. Along with this, we
have exceptionally high tides.
I wonder if Brian has any plans for it?
Francis Drouillard wrote:
On Dec 12, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Mark wrote:
I wonder if Brian has any plans for it?
Sprouting a bunch of hair and running naked through the hills howling
and killing small animals ?
Been watching episiodes of Trueblood, haven't you?
Don't
Here's the biggest moon I've seen in a while . . . from yesterday
evening. http://tinyurl.com/66dyd8 I'd just be too dizzy from sleep
deprivation to paint the star trails. Or maybe I would BECAUSE I was
dizzy, I dunno. Usually with things that change, like shadows or the
tumble of hair on a
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 10:51 AM, TENEBRAE teneb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Dec 11, 2008, at 10:19 AM, richardsan wrote:
snowing, just now.
it did it the winter b4 katrina...yikes
Sister in law sent pics of snow in Houston, TX last night.
-W
ours was only airborne...saw pix of
richardsan wrote: Sister in law sent pics of snow in Houston, TX last
night.
Yup I got some too. My grand-girls made snow angels on the ground. It
was what I'd call a dusting of snow, but exciting enough because it's
so rare.
http://web.me.com/chromecoat/index/Blank_files/IMG_0240.jpg
Sit in my back yard drinking beer with a buddy as it rises. ;) I
didn't know that it was at perigee or I would have made other plans to
find some place to photograph it tonight. You want to photograph
full moons one or two days before the actual full moon rise so there
is still some
There's no way to capture the moon-lit foreground? HDRI blending?
Michael
On 12-Dec-08, at 1:32 AM, Brian Lawson wrote:
Sit in my back yard drinking beer with a buddy as it rises. ;) I
didn't know that it was at perigee or I would have made other plans to
find some place to photograph it
