It's also supposed to be in a part of the sky where I can get a good low horizon
from my preferred shooting position (shooting out over a lake from on top of the
dam). I'm planning to venture out this evening.
I've already reviewed techniques. I wrote myself a how-to note & put it in my
wallet in case I forget. I'm not going to repeat the EFF-up from the solar
eclipse where I wrote it all down & then drove 600 miles only to find I'd left
the instructions laying on my desk at home.
I'm assembling my equipment today, going over everything making sure it's all
ready to go because I haven't been doing much photography lately.
Weather's supposed to be good all week & into the weekend and my preferred
shooting location is less than 12 miles from my house, so if I do EFF-it-up
again, I should be able to get back there in time ... several times if I have to.
On 7/14/2020 23:28:33, l...@red4est.com wrote:
It's supposed to keep getting higher in the sky after sunset for about a week
On July 14, 2020 6:46:04 PM PDT, John <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
It may already be below the horizon at sunrise. I think it's supposed
to become
visible in the evening in a few days.
I hope so. Otherwise, I've missed it.
On 7/14/2020 03:47:23, David Mann wrote:
At least you get to try. When I checked I found that it's only above
the
horizon here for a couple of hours late morning / early afternoon. I
haven't
looked at its orbit so I don't know whether it's going to move to the
other
side of the sun later.
Cheers, Dave
On Jul 14, 2020, at 3:31 AM, John <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
My first attempt this morning was a bust. Overcast & raining. Bright
sunshine now, but deep dark overcast before sunrise this morning.
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