Flying down to Chile for the total solar eclipse
Busking in San Pedro
Totality
Selfie during totality with thousands on the beach…
Protest in Taos of US government treatment of asylum seekers
Upgraded my drone – better photos coming!
Attended Gun Sense University
Sat in training with Julianne Moore!
Played mando for the flight attendants
Great concert out on the mesa last night…I have been lazy about posting here – here is a little catchup… BTW: to anyone seeing this, you have an invitation to visit anytime!
New Mexico Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense: we successfully lobbied for expanded background checks in NM!
A La Cart (our favorite lunch spot…)
Hummer – we may have a nest nearby…
Hummer
Hummer
Hummer
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Hummers
Jupiter and 3 of her moons
Friends from C-ville visited
El Salto Falls
Red Winged Blackbird
Nambe Falls (the first cascade)
Moonset in Taos Canyon
Virga sunset
The wind broke my old tripod – this is first shot off the new one!
Our upgraded mailbox
I have some metal prints hanging at The Coffee Spot in Taos
Artist Julie decorating our upgraded mailbox
I visited my grandkids…
The Carwash from Breaking Bad
My son and I are considering a new joint venture…
Roadside antler vendor
Lobbying in The NM Roundhouse
My grandkids Facetimed me in the middle of it…
300mm full manual off a tripod. Basic Moon photos are always tough, since the Moon is MOVING, and it is so bright compared to the background. Eclipse photos add the twist that the exposure changes drastically during the event, so you are constantly shooting brackets and evaluating. I used from ISO 100 to 3200, shutter from 1/125th to 2.25 second, and f/4.0 to f/5.6. I was interested in capturing some sharp stars and I found that with THIS lens on a non-tracking mount, *1* second was as long as I could go before the stars became little “-” marks… Also, by 10:15 MST, the darn moon was approximately 60 degrees above the horizon, so it was harder and harder to see the viewfinder and manage the camera. I ran out of head adjustment, and started shortening a tripod leg!
At the inaugural ball with Michelle Lujan Grisham
Chief cat Lilly
Snowed in
Comet 46P/Wirtanen and the Pleiades
Sweet music jam
Taos Mountain
Goodnight Moon
Taos Canyon frost
Pre-election rally with Michelle Lujan Grisham
