When I see this photo I just want to break out the Julie Andrews voice and start blaring “these are a few of my favorite things!”
Circus equipmnent is neat.
My new job is pretty neat. My husband teaches trapeze and I take photos of the experience. This is one of my new favorite shots. Oklahoma skies with our intern Sam in the catch trap.
<3 Outdoor jobs FTW
PS: No watermarks, no logo, this is *MY* photo and is only being posted here, Deviantart and Facebook.
Spit it Out
And if you're hurting
I will replace the noise with silence instead
Flushing out your head
Forget getting a hybrid, this thing looks gangsta!
Tobias Bexten’s urban commuter bike and updated VW multi-van - Core77
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NASA Image Of The Day
11 Hour Star Trails
Fix your camera to a tripod, lock the shutter open, and you can make an image of star trails - graceful concentric arcs traced by the stars as planet Earth rotates on its axis. Of course, the length of the star trails will depend on the exposure time. While exposures lasting just five minutes produce a significant arc, in about 12 hours a given star would trace out half a circle. But in any long exposure, the background glow from light-polluted skies can build up to wash out the trails. Still, astronomer Josch Hambsch produced this stunning composite of star trails around the South Celestial Pole with an effective “all night” exposure time of almost 11 hours. To do it, he combined 128 consecutive five minute long digital exposures recorded in very dark night skies above Namibia. In his final image, the background glow on the right is due in part to the faint, arcing Milky Way.
Credit & Copyright: Josch Hambsch


