bowtie` Posted January 5 Time for another foray into atmospheric optics. Thank you and I am honored that the 2020 thread has over 8,900 views already. As usual I will be erasing the rest of 2019 and 2020 to make room for this years crop as I go along. Finally broke the run of 100% stratus today. Good thing it as my day off of work. Started off with a vertical image at 48mm... A normal orientation at 26mm... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bowtie` Posted January 13 Finally broke the inversion around here today. What was that bright yellow thing in the sky all day? Had some perfectly placed cirrus for the sunset also. Around local sunset for the yellow. Do no look to close at the focus. Those darn ski mittens and lens changes can result in accidental manual focus. Fire in the sky and ice on the pond... Max red right before it disappeared.... Cheers! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bowtie` Posted Tuesday at 02:25 AM A small sucker hole opened up close to sunset this evening. Was not anything spectacular but at least it was something. Some crepuscular rays at the top of the hole... Some spot-lit clouds to the northwest... More of an overview to the northwest just before the hole closed up... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
