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    Quote Originally Posted by jrw View Post
    Interesting lightning bolts. Not used to seeing so many twists and turns and splits. Thought I'd get another one up and see if I can get back into doing this more often.
    Thanks. Nice shots yourself. Definitely keep posting!

    Quote Originally Posted by M_Six View Post
    I was out last night at the home of one of our retired professors. He has just a slight interest in tracking near earth objects as you can see. His telescopes range from 24" to 50", with four in all, each in their own building. All are computer controlled and all images are sent to servers at the university via microwave from a tower in his yard. This professor tracked over 22,000 objects last year. The next closest tracking station, owned by NASA, tracked just 8,000.
    That is incredible. What an investment in time and money but hey, how great is it to be able to email NASA "beating you by almost 3 to 1...and this is my hobby"

    Quote Originally Posted by sedwards View Post
    Brant , those are some cool lightning pics !
    i was out chasing deer tonight and got these. I realy like my new 70-200 f4 lens but i can definitely see where a f2.8 with IS would help a lot at last light.
    Thanks. I am happy you like the shots. Nice ones of all the deer. It's been along time since I've seen so many together.

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    Death in the Garden

    Ok...it took me awhile to even see the Mantis. What great camoflauge. Great shot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kayaker72 View Post
    Ok...it took me awhile to even see the Mantis. What great camoflauge. Great shot.
    When we first saw the moth struggling, we though it was just stuck on a leaf. I had started to grab the leaf to shake the moth loose when I realized it was a mantis.
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