Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Anticrepuscular rays & the LBT
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Anticrepuscular rays are visible in the skies over Mount Graham in this image. The rays almost converge on the LBT. The SMT is left of the LBT and the VATT dome is visible on the right edge with the quarter phase moon just to its left. This image was taken with an 8mm fisheye lens with an exposure of 1/40 seconds at f/3.5, ISO 400.
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- LBT and SMT in twilight
- LBT in twilight
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