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(C) Gerd Wiese
Sunset at the Szczecin Lagoon. - 12.03.2014 (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 28.3.2014 15:47 28.3.2014 15:47
Beautiful
Greetings Christine

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Gerd Wiese 28.3.2014 23:03 28.3.2014 23:03
Thank you Christine.

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Rolf Bridde 5.4.2014 11:59 5.4.2014 11:59
great shot, perfect.
Regards, Rolf

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Gerd Wiese 5.4.2014 19:19 5.4.2014 19:19
Thanks Rolf, somehow I was still hoping for something "flying" in front of the sun, but you can't have everything.
Regards, GW

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(C) Rolf Reinhardt
"Red Inferno" at Sunrise - 21.12.2013 (go to image)

Rolf Bridde 26.1.2014 14:30 26.1.2014 14:30
Hello, hello, a great shot.
Greetings, Rolf

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(C) Mario Schürholz
The waxing moon on the evening of 10.01.2014 over Aachen. The large crater Copernicus is clearly visible on the left in the center of the image. It is located in the Mare Insularum, has a diameter of 93 km, is 3760 m deep, and was a finalist as a landing site for a manned moon landing during NASA's Apollo program. (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 14.1.2014 17:05 14.1.2014 17:05
An excellent shot of the moon, Mario.
Such detailed images of the Earth's satellite are rarely seen.
Well done.
Best regards to Aachen
Jeanny

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Christine Wohlfahrt 15.1.2014 12:28 15.1.2014 12:28
Hello Mario,
I agree with Jeanny. A very successful shot, simply great!
Regards, Christine

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Rolf Bridde 17.1.2014 13:21 17.1.2014 13:21
great shot
Regards, Rolf

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Mario Schürholz 22.1.2014 15:33 22.1.2014 15:33
Hello Jeanny, Christine, and Rolf,
I am very happy that you like the picture so much. I took it in the evening at sunset around 4:30 PM (so there was still daylight) and enhanced the contrast with a graphics program, which is why the craters are so clearly visible. I was also very surprised that the result turned out so detailed, as it was taken with only a 250mm lens.
Greetings from Aachen,
Mario

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