Andrew VanWyngarden playing his St. Blues guitar. "This summer, St. Blues produced a custom guitar for Andrew Vanwyngarden. Andrew opted for the Bigsby Conversion with inlays of phases of the moon on the highly figured flamed Maple neck of his 61 South. He also wanted a special paint job with …
This would have been much more impressive had I been somewhere with an interesting foreground against which to catch the rising moon – but sometimes you just have to take what you’re given.. In another ten minutes, the effect would have been completely evaporated.. This is the effect that the …
Ai Wei Wei: looking through a series of huge wooden boxes you can perceive the different moon phases in each box.
A waxing gibbous moon rises in the east March 30. There are eight phases the moon goes through in its 29.5 cycle, beginning with a new moon and ending with a waning crescent. The moon in about 250,000 from earth.
so, I finally did it, I hopped in the car and drove a hundred miles into no-where to take a picture of dark. it was between clouds and between the sun and the moon. also: it’s basically the time of year when the most of it is showing, just a …
Been wanting to get this wreck at night for ages, but never been brave enough to go on my own, and the tides/moon phases/clearness of the sky have never quite been right! Anyway, big thanks to Bladerunner2008 for keeping me company! He got a great shot of the wreck using …
Esta fotografia fue procesada con photoshop cs4 unicamente para ponerle la firma, ya que esta no lleva retoque alguno. Se aceptan todo tipo de criticas, no utilizar esta fotografia sin mi autorizacion. This picture was processed with Photoshop CS4 only for put on the photographer signature. We accept all kinds …
Moon on 15.06.2011 at 23:36 CEST. Lens: catadioptric system 5.6 / 1000 with modified lens mount adapter Camera: DSLR (APS-C) Mount: ball head on wooden tripod Focusing: manual with live preview Shutter release: remote timer with mirror lock-up Exposure: manual with histrogram, 1 / 60 s, ISO 400, +/-0 EV, …
