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Venus Rising - Redux
This is a re-edit of a photo from a year ago. Venus, the bright object in the sky that looks like a star and casting light on the ocean, was rising along side the Galactic Center of the Milky Way early last year. I wasn't happy with the original edit, it had some color balancing I didn't like and some blend problems. My goal was to re-do the color balance so it was more natural but the natural colored sky in this shot was a pale brown-orange due to light pollution to the south, so I cooled it down again and made it blue. Not quite the real color but it looks a whole lot more pleasing and dramatic. I'm still not 100% happy with it, maybe I'll edit it again in another year...
Venus can be seen here rising in the early evening skies above Blydenburgh Park. Our sister planet was at its brightest this year on December 6th, and has recently been a fixture (around sunset) in our southwestern skies.
Captured in Blydenburgh Park, Smithtown, NY.
HDR image constructed from 3 bracketed shots - 2 stop differential between each image.
Images processed w/ Photomatix, and finished in Photoshop -- including the use of Topaz lab plugins and filters.
Venus Rising
It's Milky Way time again! It also happens to be Venus time. Venus is currently visible in the southeast from New England before dawn. This shot is from around 5am on Saturday morning on the southern Maine seacoast.
#maine #milkyway #venus #landscapeastrophotography #astrophotography
Goddess on the mountain top
Burning like a silver flame
The summit of beauty and love
And Venus was her name
She's got it
Yeah, baby, she's got it
I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Well, I'm your Venus, I'm your fire..
At your desire
Her weapons were her crystal eyes
Making every man mad
Black as the dark night she was
Got what no one else had
Wah!
She's got it
Yeah, baby, she's got it
I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Well, I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Venus
She's got it
Yeah, baby, she's got it
I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Well, I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Goddess on the mountain top
Burning like a silver flame
The summit of beauty and love
And Venus was her name
Wah!
She's got it
Yeah, baby, she's got it
I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Well, I'm your Venus, I'm your fire
At your desire
Venus was her name
Yeah baby she's got it
Yeah baby she's got it
Yeah baby she's got it
Yeah baby she's got it
19/365
Earth's "sister planet" a.k.a Venus. After the Moon, it is the brightest natural object in the night sky, reaching an apparent magnitude of −4.6, bright enough to cast shadows. That’s why I love this planet :o) . Today weather is keep changing! from the clean sky to cloudy, then raining! I must stop all the homework immediately because this weird weather! Insomnia is sucks, no sleep for the whole night. So this photo is taken early in the morning about 6.30am. have a nice day~
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Venus sets as the Belt of Venus takes up the horizon over Yanuya Island, Fiji. Mercury had just set and Mars sits up higher in the sky.
The Belt of Venus is a colourful band between the dark eclipsed sky and the dark blue sky. It can be seen in nearly every direction including that opposite the Sun. Straight above, blue sky is normal sunlight reflecting off the atmosphere.
This was my last astro shot of 2014, let's hope 2015 brings some good luck to all :)
Self-timer shot taken during a night spent on the summit of Mount Brévent (2.525 m), over Chamonix.
Taken on March 14th 2012, looking West, just to show the last light of the sun already gone, and, even more important, the beautiful shining presence of two planets: Jupiter and Venus.
On the right of the two planets mentioned, in this photo you can see: Hamal (Alpha Arietis), Sheratan (Beta Arietis), the brightest stars in the constellation of Aries.
Center: Almaak, Mirach, Alpheratz, of Andromeda constellation.
More to the North (up on the far right) is visible the Cassiopeia constellation, with Ruchbah, y Cas, η Cas, Caph, Shedir...
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I changed my hair colour.Do you like it? And this pic remember me alittle of Botticelli's Venus.
Model: Selfportrait
photoand postptoduction:me
make up: me
Stopped by the boardwalk to watch the sunrise and caught this pre-dawn shot of Venus (I think it's Venus) rising over the Atlantic Ocean.
" Im Moos versteckt, am Muschel-grund..." (Klaus Kinski);" Ich bin so wild auf deinen Erdbeermund "; genaue Herkunft der Venus,...unbekannt und unbemannt....schreie mich schon die Lungen Wund,...nach deinen weissen Leib, Du, mein Weib!
Venus' Looking Glass gets its name from its flat, black, shiny seeds that look like tiny mirrors. Medicinal uses have been attributed to it and Cherokee Native Americans used to steep the roots and drink the infusion for digestion.
** Can someone help me? How do you post pictures in the comments without having the picture show up in your photostream? **
Venus rises over the rocky shoreline at Granite Bay, Noosa National Park. The central bulge of our Milky Way dominates the area above Venus.
Canon 6D (full spectrum modified), ISO3200, Multirow panorama consisting of shots that vary in shutter speed (15s to 3min) and aperture (f2.2 to f4.0). An Astrotrac was used to track the stars (no star trailing, longer exposures, lower ISO).
The Venus Flytrap (also Venus's Flytrap or Venus' Flytrap), Dionaea muscipula, is a carnivorous plant that catches and digests animal prey—mostly insects and arachnids. Its trapping structure is formed by the terminal portion of each of the plant's leaves and is triggered by tiny hairs on their inner surfaces. When an insect or spider crawling along the leaves contacts a hair, the trap closes if a different hair is contacted within twenty seconds of the first strike. The requirement of redundant triggering in this mechanism serves as a safeguard against a waste of energy in trapping objects with no nutritional value. (From Wikipedia article)
Venus Böcekkapan çiçeği küçük hayvanları avlayıp sindiren etobur bir bitkidir. Bir böcek veya örümcek yaprakların arasında yürürken dikey tüylerden ikisine 20 san arayla değerse yapraklar kapanır ve salgılanan enzimlerle böcek sindirilir.
Best Viewed Large.......When the Venus Fly Trap shows red colouring it means it's a very healthy plant.
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The same night as the previous shot. In this photo we can see Venus and Jupiter very close to each other and shining more than usual.
2.49 days moon by Takahashi FS-60C Fluorite Telescope (F=264mm with reducer)
Explored #35 on front page. 18th most interesting photo
Featuring Anonymous. If you think the Belleza Venus body looks boyish, you don't know how to make a shape.
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The 10% Moon sets in the beautiful evening sky followed by the planet Venus at the end of a summers day
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My Astrophotography Set
And Ursa Major. And Ursa Minor. And Polaris.
Just above the mess hall. Some dude had a massively powerful green laser pointer that allowed him to point to stars in the sky with a continuous beam. I want.
Venus imaged over 6 months, from 86.6% illuminated and a diameter of 11.88" on September 25th 2016 to 1.5% illuminated and a diameter of 59.02" on the 21st March 2017.
All images were shot using a Celestron Edge HD11 scope and ASI174MM camera
Venus von Botticelli
auf schaum montiert
HG Arbeit von Rene Magritte von mir mit einem farbfilter bearbeitet
Venus is visible above the trees about 30 minutes before sunrise.
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Venus es el segundo planeta del Sistema Solar en orden de distancia desde el Sol, y el tercero en cuanto a tamaño, de menor a mayor. Recibe su nombre en honor a Venus, la diosa romana del amor. Se trata de un planeta de tipo rocoso y terrestre, llamado con frecuencia el planeta hermano de la Tierra, ya que ambos son similares en cuanto a tamaño, masa y composición, aunque totalmente diferentes en cuestiones térmicas y atmosféricas. La órbita de Venus es una elipse con una excentricidad de menos del 1%, formando la órbita más circular de todos los planetas; apenas supera la de Neptuno. Su presión atmosférica es 90 veces superior a la terrestre; es por tanto la mayor presión atmosférica de todos los planetas rocosos. A pesar de no estar más cerca del Sol que Mercurio, Venus posee la atmósfera más caliente, pues ésta atrapa mucho más calor del Sol, debido a que está compuesta principalmente por gases de invernadero, como el dióxido de carbono. Este planeta además posee el día más largo del sistema solar: 243 días terrestres, y su movimiento es dextrógiro, es decir, gira en el sentido de las manecillas del reloj, contrario al movimiento de los otros planetas. Por ello, en un día venusiano el sol sale por el Oeste y se oculta por el Este. Sus nubes, sin embargo, pueden dar la vuelta al planeta en cuatro días. De hecho, hace muchos años, antes de estudiar el planeta enviando a su superficie naves no tripuladas y estudiar su superficie con rádar, se pensaba que el período de rotación de Venus era de unos cuatro días
Venus and Cupid, Morecambe Promenade. Designed by Shane Johnstone, this sculpture is dedicated to those lost at sea
My bf and I went to the a place called "5 Mile Woods" and played with his new camera. I brought along Venus and heres a few pics we got.
Sydney Opera House in pre-dawn light. From just outside Doyle's restaurant, near the overseas passenger terminal at Circular Quay. That's Venus in the sky at the top of the frame.
2 seconds, f/4.0, ISO 100.
Venus statue in the middle of the market place (Marktplatz)
square of 219 x 216 Meter,
>= 47300 qm inner place.
~ 4,7 Hektar theoretische Innen -Fläche.
spa town, Freudenstadt, Black Forest
Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe.
VENUS
The symbol-bearing statue, which pushes the dark past (1945) with one hand and with the other looking in a hopefully better future.
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overpainted
sculpture front
vari program scenery:
low key
The Roman goddess Venus was among a large pantheon of gods and goddesses, yet Paleolithic peoples did not leave behind artifacts representing other deities or male deities.
Die symbolbehaftete Statue, die mit einer Hand die dunkle Vergangenheit von sich schiebt und mit der anderen in eine, hoffentlich bessere, Zukunft blickt.
Die abweisende Hand zeigt gegen Frankreich, dessen Militär (General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny ) am 16. April 1945
95 % der Innen-Stadt in Brand und Schutt und Asche legte.
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ARTIST
David Fahrner
Der Bildhauer zählt zu den großen Söhnen der Stadt, ein Mann, der stets bescheiden geblieben ist und zurückgezogen gearbeitet hat.
Fahrner war ausschließlich Modelleur.
Für seine Arbeiten benutzte er knetbaren Ton, ertastete Formen und Flächen mit seinen Fingerspitzen. Er war und blieb Porträtist und Gestalter des menschlichen Körpers. Von der Schönheit der Natur und der Vollkommenheit des menschlichen Körpers war er beglückt
Noch heute erinnern in Freudenstadt einige Skulpturen an sein Werk. Das bekannteste Exemplar dürfte die "Venus" (1953/54 ) auf dem Erinnerungspfeiler am Marktplatz sein.
Eine ansehnliche Zahl von Plastiken und Kleinskulpturen findet sich im Museum im Stadthaus. Der Barbenbrunnen am unteren Marktplatz, einige Rehfiguren aus Bronze im Kurhaus und im Kurpark, der fröhliche Musikus im Garten des Landratsamts, das Bronzerelief am Stadthaus – es gibt in Fahrners Heimatstadt viele Zeugen seiner Arbeit.
Nach der Zerstörung durch die Franzosen nach dem 2. Weltkrieg begann das "Wunder von Freudenstadt".
Innerhalb von nur 5 Jahren entstand das heutige Freudenstadt wieder als eine Planstadt. Als Zeichen des "Wunder von Freudenstadt" wurde am unteren Marktplatz eine Statue erbaut die im Volksmund als "Hypothekenvenus" bekannt ist.
Oder wie die Freudenstädter sagen: die "Schulden-Marie".
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Unter dem Marktplatz befindet sich eine öffentliche Tiefgarage mit 417 Stellplätzen.