"Daniel J. Matyola" wrote:
> Well, I got up at 5:00 AM EST this morning, took my cameras outside, and
> looked for the Leonids. It was partly cloudy over my suburban New Jersey
> (USA) location
> (snip)
> What a disappointment!
>
> Dan
Well, if that is all you saw in NJ-
I'm glad I didn't
I don't know how my shots will turn out, I was
fighting fog and dew on
my lens all night, not to mention car head lights. I
found a spot in a
farmers field but lots of others clued in to. At least
I'll have pics
of the sunrise and the famers barn :). I'll know the
damage tomorrow
when I get the fi
aimcompute wrote:
> Kevin, I'll bet you got some... maybe some of lightning too?
>
> If it is clear here tonight, as predicted, I'm going out again. It's still
> close to the shower's peak and there still could be things to see.
I would like to try again also, what time are we looking at toni
This morning sucked here in Montgomery County Maryland...
Got up at 3:30am and got the MX and LX ready. Walked around the lake I live
on to a previously scouted location with a clear view of The SE and Leo.
Crisp sparkling morning. Stars were blazing. Saw a dozen or so meteors as
I set up arou
Hi all
Thunder Bay was fogged in this morning, but I took a chance and drove out
into the country. Twenty minutes later, I turning off onto a side road. I
really lucked out, as the stars were blocked out over much of the sky, but I
had clear view to the south-east. I used my K1000 and 28mm lens.
n" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2001 12:00 PM
Subject: Re: Leonids
>
> Its 5:45 here in Australia and I have just returned from what was a
> dissapointing shoot.
> The forcast was for Thunder storms but at 3:00am it was clear and s
aimcompute wrote:
> It was rainy here until about 5:00 PM. Clouds moved out and it was clear
> from about 11:00 PM - 12:30 AM. I may have gotten a number of shots during
> that time, including one with several horizon grazers moving east to north.
> This was before Leo was in the sky.
Its 5:45
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