Jeff Bradberry
@jeffbradberry.bsky.social
I know I ought to have a bio here, but it's hard to be enthusiastic when everything is on fire.
Python programmer. Amateur astrophotographer.
Python programmer. Amateur astrophotographer.
My first ever order of Black Blood of the Earth (BBotE) just arrived. shop.funraniumlabs.com
@funranium.bsky.social , I know about the How to Consume page, but do you have any particular recommendation for our first taste of the Jamaica Blue Mountain?
@funranium.bsky.social , I know about the How to Consume page, but do you have any particular recommendation for our first taste of the Jamaica Blue Mountain?
October 28, 2024 at 7:52 PM
My first ever order of Black Blood of the Earth (BBotE) just arrived. shop.funraniumlabs.com
@funranium.bsky.social , I know about the How to Consume page, but do you have any particular recommendation for our first taste of the Jamaica Blue Mountain?
@funranium.bsky.social , I know about the How to Consume page, but do you have any particular recommendation for our first taste of the Jamaica Blue Mountain?
If you see this, post a bird!
September 22, 2024 at 8:30 PM
If you see this, post a bird!
Thought I'd try out this new video posting support.
This is a timelapse I created of Comet Neowise, morning of 12 July 2020. Raleigh, North Carolina.
The timelapse is constructed from 15 photos taken 30 seconds apart. f/4.5, 10s, ISO 1600, 70mm (105mm equiv.)
This is a timelapse I created of Comet Neowise, morning of 12 July 2020. Raleigh, North Carolina.
The timelapse is constructed from 15 photos taken 30 seconds apart. f/4.5, 10s, ISO 1600, 70mm (105mm equiv.)
September 13, 2024 at 4:09 PM
Thought I'd try out this new video posting support.
This is a timelapse I created of Comet Neowise, morning of 12 July 2020. Raleigh, North Carolina.
The timelapse is constructed from 15 photos taken 30 seconds apart. f/4.5, 10s, ISO 1600, 70mm (105mm equiv.)
This is a timelapse I created of Comet Neowise, morning of 12 July 2020. Raleigh, North Carolina.
The timelapse is constructed from 15 photos taken 30 seconds apart. f/4.5, 10s, ISO 1600, 70mm (105mm equiv.)