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Since everyone is posting their photos from last night, here are mine. I highly recommend viewing them full size as the preview might crop the most important part.

A highrise building with a red flag on top. In the background, about the lowest third is a city backdrop with mostly small buildings. To the left of the tower, the full moon shines orange through a thin layer of clouds. A highrise building with a red flag on top. In the background, about the lowest third is a city backdrop with mostly small buildings. Above the top edge of the tower, the full moon shines orange through a thin layer of clouds.

Sälischlössli near Olten, Switzerland (2025)
Photo ©️ Dietmar Bachmann

📷 Hasselblad X2D 100C
🔎 Hasselblad XCD 2,5/90V
🔭 none, freehand shot
🛠️ Phocus

@hasselblad

cue HAL's song from 2001: A Space Odyssey

Close up of the heads of a group of daisies, seen almost level. The center one is in focus, the further one almost, the nearer ones not quite.

2018 April 10

Dragon Aurora over Norway
* Image Credit & Copyright: Marco Bastoni

Explanation:
What's that in the sky? An aurora. A large coronal hole opened last month, a few days before this image was taken, throwing a cloud of fast moving electrons, protons, and ions toward the Earth. Some of this cloud impacted our Earth's magnetosphere and resulted in spectacular auroras being seen at high northern latitudes. Featured here is a particularly photogenic auroral curtain captured above Tromsø Norway. To the astrophotographer, this shimmering green glow of recombining atmospheric oxygen appeared as a large dragon, but feel free to share what it looks like to you. Although now past Solar Maximum, our Sun continues to show occasional activity creating impressive auroras on Earth visible even last week.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180410.html

2018 April 10

Dragon Aurora over Norway
 * Image Credit & Copyright: Marco Bastoni

Explanation: 
What's that in the sky? An aurora. A large coronal hole opened last month, a few days before this image was taken, throwing a cloud of fast moving electrons, protons, and ions toward the Earth. Some of this cloud impacted our Earth's magnetosphere and resulted in spectacular auroras being seen at high northern latitudes. Featured here is a particularly photogenic auroral curtain captured above Tromsø Norway. To the astrophotographer, this shimmering green glow of recombining atmospheric oxygen appeared as a large dragon, but feel free to share what it looks like to you. Although now past Solar Maximum, our Sun continues to show occasional activity creating impressive auroras on Earth visible even last week. 

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Some Wandsworth nature photography.

Complex tangled walkways and paving.

Grunge TARDIS. I came to see the mural but didn't have a wide enough lens to get it all. Once I saw the doorway, I couldn't get Bizarro Doctor Who out of my head.
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#photography #amateurphotography #photowalk #justgoshoot
#DowntownColoradoSprings
A photograph of a building exterior featuring a heavily weathered and barred window with a rusted exhaust fan behind metal bars. Above the window, an old ventilation pipe curves outward and up, attached to a beige wall made of painted bricks. The right side of the wall is covered in a vibrant mural: a stylized landscape with triangular trees, flowing lines, floating clouds, and large red and white circular shapes resembling suns or moons. The mural's palette includes sky blue, navy, coral red, and white, contrasting sharply with the dull, industrial elements of the window and pipe. The image captures the tension between decay and creativity in an urban setting.

Door of the Week (June 9, 2025) Candidate 1: Team Jerez. This week's theme is Doors Hiding in Plain Sight in Andalusia .

Cast your vote for Candidate 1 : https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/thanks-for-voting-for-door-1 #andalusia #spain

#door #doors #travelphotography #travel #photography #doorphotography #architecture
A warm, late afternoon view of a bronze statue of a woman with flowing hair standing on a stone pedestal in a cobblestone plaza. Behind the statue is a large wooden double door with a radiating fanlight above it, set into a building with an orange-pink facade. Above the door, a balcony adorned with festive red bells and green garlands hangs below a window. To the left and right of the statue are mature olive trees with rounded canopies. In the foreground, several dark gray planters with small green plants and a few pink flowers are arranged around the base of the statue, interspersed with short, dark bollards. On the far right, a tree laden with bright orange fruit is visible. The sky is clear blue.

'Obst und Gemüse'

Gegrillter Blumenkohl mit Sosse und Gedöns

Utrecht, Netherlands 🇳🇱🏙
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