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30.7.2022 at 00.00 - 00.20 - Uusikaupunki
(III)
Matti Kari
27.7.2020 at 01.32 - Uusikaupunki
(II)
Matti Kari
Comet better visible with cell. The sky is pretty cloudless. Take it with its cursor. I photographed from the backyard.
Comments: 2 pcs
12.7.2020 at 01.48 - Uusikaupunki
(II)
Matti Kari
A binocular comet, however, which I did not see with binoculars, but I aimed the camera at Capella and Menkalina. An image of a combination of two images. The image is cropped to some extent. Weak night clouds also appeared in the picture through adjustments. Canon 5D mkIII, EF 70-200 / 2.8, 70 mm 400 ISO, f 5.6.
Images: 2 pcs
13.8.2017 at 23.56 - Uusikaupunki
(IV)
Matti Kari
The fine illuminated night clouds, visible quite bright in the northern sky.
Comments: 2 pcs
8.9.2015 at 00.11 - Uusikaupunki
(II)
Matti Kari
In the diffused light of the agglomeration on the edges of the cloud front, a clear but dim northern light.
28.12.2014 at 17.27 - Uusikaupunki
(I)
Matti Kari
29.11.2013 at 08.12 - Uusikaupunki
(III)
Matti Kari
There was still a bit of a trend in the morning comet shooting in the search, and such a combination hit the edge of the picture. The image is rotated 90 degrees to the right.
23.8.2013 at 19.30 - Uusikaupunki
(II)
Matti Kari
Phenomenon in the sky, random observation on a shooting trip.
Comments: 2 pcs
11.5.2013 at 22.17 - Uusikaupunki, Pyhämaa, Pitkäluoto
(I)
Matti Kari
The old "moonlight" of the day, not visible to the naked eye, but grabbed the camera cell. I've been hunting for this for a few years now.
17.3.2013 at 20.03 - Uusikaupunki
(IV)
Matti Kari
I was filming the PanSTARRS comet after sunset hoping to make it more visible than on Friday. At the same time, I noticed that the sky was filling the northern lights and I got a little bit of both in the same box.
1.3.2013 at 22.48 - Uusikaupunki
(II)
Matti Kari
The phenomenon, initially seen as a dim arc of northern lights, turned into a brighter glow and a living fire. The clear starry sky around provided the setting and added enjoyment in addition to the northern lights.
2.12.2012 at 09.31 - Uusikaupunki
(I)
Matti Kari
A short-lived solar pillar at sunrise. Picture taken through a window. The light phenomenon weakened rapidly as the sun climbed upwards. Coincidentally, I was just looking out the window at that moment. From the second picture (clumsily) shopmed light post off.
Images: 2 pcs
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