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thejimmy Goldmember  1,426 posts Likes: 33 Joined Dec 2009 Location: west coast of Florida More info | Jan 05, 2011 17:06 | #1 |
StrangelyBrown Member 163 posts Joined Dec 2008 Location: Winchester - UK (The Original One!) More info | Jan 05, 2011 17:37 | #2 WOW. What a superb photo 5D MKII / Canon 50mm f1/8 / Canon 24-105mm L f/4.
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martyn_bannister Senior Member 568 posts Joined Jul 2010 More info | Good spot! I was wondering if that was going to happen somewhere. An absolutely superb shot. I am surprised it never made it to the news/newspapers that I saw. Probably National Geographic will take it
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Snydremark my very own Lightrules moment More info | Jan 06, 2011 01:22 | #4 Bloody spectacular! You can make out some detail in the "wings", even. - Eric S.: My Birds/Wildlife
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pitrow Member 209 posts Joined Sep 2009 Location: Newberg, OR More info | Jan 06, 2011 13:48 | #5 I showed it to my brother and he said "That's not the ISS, it's Darth Vader's TIE fighter!!!"
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M1ke_a Member 119 posts Joined Dec 2010 Location: Sussex, UK More info | Jan 08, 2011 03:02 | #6 Brilliant shot 5DIII, 7D, 1D2n, 5D & 20D. Mostly L glass from 300 f4 down to 10mm fisheye.
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martyn_bannister Senior Member 568 posts Joined Jul 2010 More info | I wonder if they took any pictures from the station?
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Adrena1in Goldmember 1,703 posts Joined Aug 2007 Location: Winchester, Hampshire, UK. More info | Jan 13, 2011 04:48 | #8 I saw this on TV somewhere...the "Stargazing Live" show I think. One in a million shot, and I wondered if the photographer knew it was going to happen, or was just lucky. Canon EOS 450D, Sigma 18-200mm, Canon 50mm f/2.5 Macro, 2x TC, Revelation 12" f/5 Dobsonian, Mintron PD2285-EX webcam.
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martyn_bannister Senior Member 568 posts Joined Jul 2010 More info | Jan 13, 2011 11:56 | #9 Adrena1in wrote in post #11630575 I saw this on TV somewhere...the "Stargazing Live" show I think. One in a million shot, and I wondered if the photographer knew it was going to happen, or was just lucky. Without a doubt it was planned. I have seen this chaps name before.
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thejimmy THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,426 posts Likes: 33 Joined Dec 2009 Location: west coast of Florida More info | Jan 13, 2011 18:06 | #10 martyn_bannister wrote in post #11632642 Without a doubt it was planned. I have seen this chaps name before. Yes, it says in the article he traveled to (insert obscure location here) to capture this.
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Jeff Goldmember  1,462 posts Likes: 28 Joined Nov 2007 Location: 42° 34' N 87° 55' W Kenosha, WI More info | Jan 13, 2011 19:47 | #11 Wow, a once in a lifetime shot! Great job. Jeff
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DavidFenwick Member 105 posts Joined Mar 2008 Location: Sandwich, near Canterbury, Kent More info | Feb 06, 2011 02:19 | #12 |
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