Autumn comes to Uppermill
Roundstone, Ireland
Journeys-end fence
Towards the twelve pins
The Milky Way and Digley Reservoir
Sheep roundup at Clifden Castle
Clifden Castle
White Strand fence
Tandle Hills in Autumn
Bellowing red deer at Rutting time.
The silver sands and silver skies of Dogs Bay
Alexandra Park Fence
Autumn Joy!
Diamond hill from Dooneen pier.
Autumnal Fence
The Harmony of the Upper Wharfe Valley
Rule Britannia!
A day to remember!
The Strid in Autumn
The Strid -
Another busy day at Embsay
0-6-2T, No. 85 Engine standing at Embsay.
Kylemore Abbey
Sandswept Fence
The Autumn cometh
Waiting for the tide
O’Flaherty’s Castle
A portrait of Marden
Hudderfield canal locks at Marden, Yorkshire
Pip only - Stanedge tunnel from the Diggle side.
Standedge Canal Tunnel, Marsden
Connemara Fence
The poetic Atlantic
Anyone for a sail?
A postcard from 'The Sky Road'
Eyrephort, Connemara
Holyhead and its old Lifeboat station slipway.
Misty fence
Aberdaron, Wales
Belfast -City Hall
Miller Bridge, Kendal.
Church St, Oldham
Dune Fence 2
Dove Stones canyon
Towards the dam from the Chew valley end
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Starry Night over Saddleworth


A rare waning moon mixed with an almost rare clear night sky tempts me out to the far reaches of our Saddleworth Moor towards Yorkshire, in order to catch the illusive Milky Way from here. In fact you can just make it out as the smears of cloudy light rising diagonally left from the white-hot light of the Greater Manchester conurbation. Seen here also is the red glowing communications transmitter mast of Holme Moss. The white horizontal scratch line is most probably the International Space Station which was due across here at this time (aeroplanes leave a coloured dotted line). PiP
For the technically minded, this is a four photo, portrait stitch. Each photo at 20s F2.8 -Tokina 11mm. This photo covers roughly 120° of the horizon.
My grateful thanks to our Ipernity friend Steve Paxton without who's help and encouragement, this would not be here.
For the technically minded, this is a four photo, portrait stitch. Each photo at 20s F2.8 -Tokina 11mm. This photo covers roughly 120° of the horizon.
My grateful thanks to our Ipernity friend Steve Paxton without who's help and encouragement, this would not be here.
, Leo W, Karp Panta, Eve and 25 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Herb Riddle club has replied to Annemarie clubBest Wishes, Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Steve Paxton clubCheers again for all your help, Herb
In Switzerland, we have the opportunity to go to the mountains to escape the light pollution. But unfortunately there are not many places any more.
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Herb Riddle club has replied to polytropos clubBest Wishes, Herb
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Herb Riddle club has replied to Gudrun clubYes this was a 4-shot portrait panorama using the Tokina 11-16 which so far seems a great lens. I too wonder sometimes about going full format -especially for this kind of thing.
Cheers, Herb
Gudrun club has replied to Herb Riddle clubThe only regret I have about going full format is that I cannot use one of my favourite lenses, the EF-S 17-55/ 2,8 and that I had to replace the Tokina (though my replacement, the Irix 15mm/2,4, is even better).
Viewed large you can really appreciate the amount of stars you have captured. Despite the light pollution, it's quite lovely and well worth a yellow star!
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Herb Riddle club has replied to RabbitroundtheworldMy thanks for your visit here. Herb
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The PiP is spectacular!!! Regards, Rosa.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Rosalyn HilborneCheers, Herb
I like this very much, and as ever am very impressed by this kind of shot from yourself and Steve.
I have been trying these, but never found a clear enough night (except once when I got the full moon rising). Maybe a trip to Scotland or something, mid winter is needed!
Best Wishes, and a Good Weekend
Peter
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