I want to say this is not the America I grew up in, but a version of this crap has been part of its nature so I can't. That being said, America used to stand for something and be a true beacon. All of this tarnishes that.

I've always loved this illustration. Such a powerful image. I can't imagine the guts it took to publish that back then.

But I see such pretty pictures of the stuff... ;-)

I somewhat agree. Last month I took a picture (see my feed) with nothing happening in the sky so I just stacked a bunch of shots to show the Moon in different positions as it rose.

I didn't thing I was going to get any shot given the weather so I was really pleased with the result.

Agreed. Full credit goes to artistry. I was just answering the "how was it aligned" question. Apps are just tools that help implement a vision (which was well conceived and executed here).

I'm guessing he used PhotoPills for the alignment.

Let's hope it changes for the.

Love those markings

Wow. It's going to be huge on those days. The one in the 5th is quite accessible but not a lot of real estate for a lot of photographers. The solution I found for the 6th is at 43.533288°N 79.599352°W and gives a apparent size of 200m! I don't know how accessible that spot is though.

I just used Photoshop. Each shot was is own later and because I just needed to use the "brightest" part of each image I got away with telling PS to use the lighten blend mode. In this case the Blue hour shot was the brightest for the cityscape and the featureless sky meant the Moon worked the same.

And yet still better than the Crosstown...

Liked it and it make me think of this matchbook cover from the 60's

Fall colors in Ontario
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Sunrise in Ontario
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This thing always made me think style the design from The Lost in Space Chariot.