New Moon and Jupiter

[Tony G]

I can still only see the second image!

Tony G

[Mike]

DOUG!!!

ANSWER ME!!

WHAT ARE YOU UPLOADING YOUR IMAGE TO??? WHAT WEBSITE??

[doug]

     Sorry, Mike, been a bit busy.  I was trying to upload it onto the Forum from my Windows Photo Gallery, but could not highlight the actual link to transfer it onto the Forum.

     I have now cheated and you may see it soon, plus all the photographic details that are required......

     Bloody nora, mate !!!!!!!!!!

     One day I shall be able to cast off my L plates and do everything properly.  I don`t have the knowledge or experience on computers.................... I used to use pen and paper; much more reliable and easy 

     But I do appreciate everybody`s help, you know!

     Doug.

[mickw]

Doug,
Are you using the "Windows Live Photos" where it has "Recent Photo Albums" ?

If yes, you must keep clicking on the image until it is full size - all the other smaller pictures are "thumbnails" and really just form part of the index/directory and won't go anywhere.

Then just do as I said in my earlier post

[Fay]

Do you think Jim looks like a film star in that picture?

[Jim]

Seem to recall i was rather hungover when that was taken!

[Fay]

Wow you are saying that was on one of your bad days!!!!

[Tony G]

And finally here it is, Doug and Roses, Moon and Jupiter.

Is that a Acer pseudoplatanus in the foreground.



Tony G

PS......................Fay, it seems like you are trying to get around 'Jim the Chair' for something, your not going for the chairpersons place in next month AGM? 

[Fay]

No Tony ha ha ha


That is a great picture Doug & Rose, so clear, really good!!

And Tony is showing off with his tree knowledge!!!!!

[Carole]

Yes Doug, much better than my Moon and Jupiter taken about a month ago.

Carole

[doug]

     Thank you Tony, for putting the image on here. And thanks everybody for the favorable comments.

     For the technically minded :-  Sony A380, f5.6, ISO 400 taken at 0.5 seconds.

    If I had the time, I would have put the 300mm lens on the camera, but then I don`t think I would have captured both the moon and Jupiter in the same frame.  It`s going to be an oooooooooge learning curve, especially putting images on here.  Thanks to EVERYBODY for their suggestions ..... there isn`t a lake near here ........... and their advice.  All will be taken into account in the fullness of time.  

    Thanks again, Doug.  

[Delphine]

Lovely picture Doug

[doug]

............... and I think the tree is a LEAFINUS FALLINUS WINTERUS, Tony.   

[Tony G]

That would have been my second choice, but due to the light I was mistaken.

Tony G

[MarkS]

Great image Doug - well done!  I'm looking forward to many more ...