NGC 4945 is a barred spiral galaxy located approximately 11.7 million light years away from the Earth and is in the constellation of Centaurus. It was discovered by James Dunlop in 1826.
I took this image over 3 nights between the 16th and 18th of March 2024 with a 1/2 moon illuminating the night sky.
Equipment Details:
SeeStar S50
Inbuilt IR/Cut Filter
Exposure Details:
466 x 10 second
Total Integration Time: 1 hour 17 minutes
Tags: ngc4945 Galaxy Astrophotography Astronomy ASI SeeStar space southern hemisphere
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This is a tiny bunny, I found it in the Easter deco section of a shop and couldn't pass it up. It seems to look a bit worried about being encased in ice.
The visible bit is 2cm high
Tags: cold Macro Mondays bunny tiny ice cube
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Compositionally Challenged Week 13 Photographer's Choice
My personal theme: "Grace from the ungraceful"
I've tried to capture grace with lenses most would perceive as ungraceful, both in their looks, as well as their original application within industrial devices. I don't know for sure where this one is from, but Pako was mainly known for their film scanners, so perhaps this was used in one of those.
Also one of my attempts at the "Crazy Tuesday" theme "Lines".
Shot with a "Pako 85 mm F 4.5" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Tags: Crazy Tuesday Lines Pako 85 mm F 4.5 CC Photographer's Choice
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Seems that some are enjoying the blur. Really can't go wrong with the Helios 40 or the 44. Fit a small extension tube, rotate the lens to minimum distance and focus with your feet.
Tags: Helios_40_85mm_f1.5_early_M39_silver_version
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