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
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What a disappointment!
Dan
Well, if that is all you saw in NJ-
I'm glad I didn't get out
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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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 stars
galore.
I walked to the beach (about 50 yards) where
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
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
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
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
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