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Multiple Moons

Multiple Moons...
These were all taken on different days.

All captures are shot with Nikon D-70 and Sigma 70-300mm f 4-5.6 APO lens.

Here is a link to more information about
the Moon...
http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/moon.php

Get "FREE" Virtual Moon Atlas software... http://www.astrosurf.com/avl/UK_index.html
It is easy to use and a lot of fun...

Another "FREE" software is Jupiter version 2.0.6.4... http://www.astrosurf.com/rondi/jupiter/
Jupiter and it's four moons are visible with binoculars...
You can keep track of it and get real time views...
Moon1
Moon1		 Moon2
Moon2		 Moon3
Moon3		 Moon4
Moon4
Moon5
Moon5		 Moon6
Moon6		 Moon7
Moon7		 Moon8
Moon8
Moon9
Moon9		 Moon10
Moon10		 Moon11
Moon11		 Moon12
Moon12
Moon13
Moon13		 Moon14
Moon14		 Moon15
Moon15		 Moon16
Moon16
Moon17
Moon17		 Moon18
Moon18		 Moon19
Moon19		 Moon20
Moon20
Moon21
Moon21		 Moon22
Moon22		 Moon23
Moon23		 Moon24
Moon24
Moon25
Moon25		 Moon26
Moon26		 Moon27
Moon27		 Moon28
Moon28
Moon29
Moon29		 Moon30
Moon30		 Moon31
Moon31		 Moon32
Moon32
Moon33
Moon33		 Moon34
Moon34

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TuTmin16-Dec-2007 13:10
great shots.keep up the good work.v
RadioWonder29-Apr-2005 00:21
Camera.... Nikon D-70
Lens..... Sigma 70-300mm f 4-5.6 APO
RAW format
PhotoShop Elements 3
Guest 28-Apr-2005 14:32
Wow, i've never seen such a big glaery of moons. It is interesting how you present just one element (the moon) in so many shapes and colors. vote!
What 300mm lens did you use on these pics???
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