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Hi all,
I've been making the most of the clear sky this evening. I looked at Jupiter again, trying to capture his colours instead of his satellites, but that turned out to be a massive flop. More practice required there. However, the moon did rise shortly after the planet of Jollity, so here's my first attempt at capturing our own natural satellite, in the early days of its "Waning Gibbous" phase, using the Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary (using 1.4TC):
Cheers,
Stu
I've been making the most of the clear sky this evening. I looked at Jupiter again, trying to capture his colours instead of his satellites, but that turned out to be a massive flop. More practice required there. However, the moon did rise shortly after the planet of Jollity, so here's my first attempt at capturing our own natural satellite, in the early days of its "Waning Gibbous" phase, using the Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary (using 1.4TC):
Cheers,
Stu
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