The A§H Clan

This is a sunset taken from my home city in UK on July 4th 2018 @ 21:34.

A§H»Tucker wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2018, 10:22 pm Just got back from a Zion/Grand Canyon road trip. Utah never ceases to be gorgeous, here are a couple photos of BLM land right outside Zion and the third one is from in the park!

Well, look at that Tucker... unlike your state, there are barely any trees to burn in Utah and Arizona.
The pictures look great.
I did Angels Landing in Zion a couple of months ago; can't wait to go back.

I love the photos related to landscapes and wallpapers. I love my country and how extensive it is, it presents the Argentines with a number of reliefs, landscapes, hills, impressive mountains.

I was lucky to visit Iguazu Falls three years ago. They are 650 kilometers away from where I live, a trip of approximately 8 hours. They were chosen as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

This is an image that I could take



Other images of cataracts

Wow Vision, that's a gorgeous country.

Vision those pictures are incredible!

Got myself a telescope and then had almost 2 months of cloud cover
Anyway, the last couple of days I've been looking at the moon.
As the scope came with an smartphone adapter I tried to take some pic's but ran into some difficulty's .
For one, it's almost impossible to line the lens up correct and also , tapping to take the pic make the scope move .
So it was a bit frustrating but I managed to get this:
This is the lower-left side of the moon.
I've been thinking and found a couple of things that may help so I hope to get some better pic's soon.


VOX

Astrophotography is great fun, Vox! I'm glad you're getting the opportunity to explore it. I love how you were able to capture the three-dimensional walls of the craters. Hopefully the cloud cover will be in your favor soon! There's supposed to be the "biggest supermoon of 2019" over here tonight but it's raining, so I'll have to pass on seeing this one.

I did however have very lucky weather for the total lunar eclipse we had back in the middle of January: Stick with it, Vox! I hope you get to see an ISS transit or catch a neat astronomical event of your own! I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures of yours.

Nice

Green-eyed Hawker (Aeshna isoceles)

Great shot, Vox!