3rd Sept 2012,
The Moon ( Sea of Tranquility) dedicated to The Neil Armstrong
The image taken below of the moon shows the Sea of Tranquility as indicated by the " *N ' mark with Neil's Moon photo on the right!
6th June 2012
VENUS TRANSIT
2nd Jan 2012
Moon of 2nd Jan 2012-
The Photo is dedicated to Ashlesh Londhe on his birthday today!
Total Lunar Eclipse Photos published in the newspaper- "The Hitavada"
The Best photos of the event taken by team comprising of me and Ashlesh Londhe entered the newspaper "The Hitavada" of Nagpur on 27th Dec 2011 and was published as above.
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DEC 10 2011 TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE PHOTOS
THE BELOW PHOTOS ARE TAKEN BY AKSHAY DEORAS AND ASHLESH LONDHE
COLLAGE WORK
MOONRISE
IN THE PARTIAL LUNAR ECLIPSE
After the moon rise the partial phase was marked by very good photos from AKG side
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Though the Partial Eclipse officially began at 0615PM IST but there was a significant change in Lunar symmetry at 0608PM only |
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| TRIED TO TAKE PHOTO WITH FLASH ON |
TOTALITY-
It appeared to be very difficult to capture the Totality event. The dimmed moon's reflected light forced us to use different photography techniques and we could get handful of good photos.
THE TOTALITY-
POST TOTALITY
I got some photos only in the post-totality period.
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28th Oct 2011
@ Nagpur
The logo of ASTROPHOTOS @ AKG with the Moon above
The Waxing Crescent Moon as seen through my refractor telescope had a sparking view after sunset.
The Redness of the moon in such phase near the horizon is attributed to the phenomena of scattering of light in the earth's atmosphere. The moon's reflected light travels a larger distance near the horizon due to which from the white light only red light is dominant and other color light gets scattered away as per Lord Rayleigh's Scattering...
31st Oct 2011
@ Nagpur
The Crescent Moon as seen from Nagpur on 31st Oct 2011. The moon was located at a distance of 373022km from the Earth during the time of image with illuminated fraction of 0.2
31st Oct 2011
@ Nagpur
The Largest Moon of Solar System Ganymede casting its shadow on the South Equatorial Belt of Jupiter as seen in the image
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Moods of Jupiter
A Collage work of the photos of Jupiter I took.This collage was prepared using iPhoto software display property
15TH JUNE 2011
@ Nagpur and Pamulang,Indonesia
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