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[2004-02-01 04:22:27 +0000 UTC]
"Bryan"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 358; Deviations: 124; Watchers: 111
Watching: 54; Pageviews: 15467; Comments Made: 848; Friends: 54
# Interests
Favorite movies: Top gunFavorite games: FPS/Starcraft
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Tools of the Trade: My calculator
Other Interests: geekiness, making stuff while wasting time
# Comments
Comments: 174
on Mt. Cook, New Zealand. I'm very pleased you like this. [link]
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Hello, fellow Arizonan!
Love your stuff! Definately 
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omg o: ur lightning photography iz AMAZING! im hope i can get some pics lyk tht sometime o: love the wildlife 2 x3 hope u didnt mind,i added u o: x3
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Hi! Its Air! Meaning Pink-Rose14..or Erin..my real name. I love your artwork!
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you have an amazing gallery mate... keep up the awesome work!
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Hello !
You've been featured in my journal : [link]
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Your pictures are awsome especially M-51 Whirlpool Galaxy
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Hello Bryan
Thanks the 
Your support is very appreciated!
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Amazing gallery! It's really hard for me not to favorite everything...
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Any suggestions on an Astrophotography setup?
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thank you so much for faving my "sunset fantasy"! you have a really great gallery!
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Awesome lightning
i'v tried to photograph it myself with mixed results.
well done
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man.. that 2 picture of a galaxy...
i cannot believe it.. how did you shoot them?
i thought it was from hubblesite.org?
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i mean, how did you get the right coordinate, the universe is huge anyway. and with what camera did you shoot it?
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All the information about what equipment that was used and what camera is provided in the information for those deviations.
Everything has a coordinate in our sky, and the computer directs the scope to that object. However, you can find M51 with a pair of binoculars. All you have to do is find the nearby stars/constellations, and go from there.
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Just been breezing through your photographs. I'm thinking of taking some shots of lightning but I'm not too sure on what camera to use. Any tips?
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Any camera that allows you to set both f-stop and shutter speed of the camera will work. If you can set the ISO (digitally) that would also be very helpful. You can use film of course, except with lightning that can be expensive because only 5-10% of my photos actually have lightning in them. It's a game of hit and miss. If you have low light pollution in your area, then you can probably go with longer shutter speeds and maybe get 50% of your shots with lightning. In any case, it takes a lot of experimenting.
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Okay sounds good. 
But if you say any camera with those two features are good, then that's cool. I'm sure you would still need a resaonably good camera though to capture the colour and discharges.
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Bryan,
Thank you for the
Regards,
H
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Bryan,
Thank you for the
Regards,
H
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i think you should post your answers to your CPM chart... honestly that is art if I've ever seen it. heheheh.
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Stopped by here,must say great gallery I love the lightning pictures,the colours are amazing!
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Hey, thanks for the
Great gallery you have here.
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OMG! I'm in love with your lightening pics and your drawings are awesome too! I hope you don't mind but I think I'm going to stalk---I mean, watch you!
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Hey, you have some awesome photos of lightning. I'd forgotten how much I love lighting pictures until I saw one of yours on a random search! Keep it up!
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Curse you! Great photographer and cute too x.x
Oh, how life tortures me relentlessly...
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Nice captures. Thanks for the
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I love the pics of lightning you got in here. They're so cool. I visit AZ a lot so I know how cool their lightstorms can be. Thanx for capturing em
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