How a photographer captured his eclipse photo
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How a photographer captured his eclipse photo
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#2I've followed this guy for a while. He's got to be one of the world's best nature photographers.
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#3What a fantastic read. Love the dedication and the insight into what it takes to make art like that.
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#4Scrolling down that page it seems many photographers had a really fun time with this eclipse. Obviously the birds pics, but also the mountaineer and the guy "holding" the eclipse are absolutely amazing.
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Generative AI certainly has its place but not necessarily as a replacement for creative methods. More succinctly: why not both?
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Anyone can make a digital composite of an eclipse with 10 minutes in Photoshop. That's not really the point.
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Similarly, fans of recreational fishing could go buy a fish in a store instead.
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#9Glad others were photographing it. I was just there for the ahhhhs. It's a kind of a religious experience for me and, though it was my second, I knew from the first one that I ought to just ignore the phone and just take in the experience. No regrets.
I'm old enough that it's questionable I'll be around in 21 years for the next one in the U.S.. Only my middle daughter has not yet seen one (wife and the other two daughters are good). If I am lucky I'll be alive to join her for it.
I have to say, bit off topic, I'm fairly pissed off that I didn't get "my Halley's comet". Or rather, I got it, but it was crap. I suppose I could live to be 97.... (I am not sure if Mark Twain was lucky or unlucky with regard to Halley's.)
Anyway, Hale-Bopp was a treat, I have to confess. I suppose I am fortunate for that.
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#10Glad others were photographing it. I was just there for the ahhhhs. It's a kind of a religious experience for me and, though it was my second, I knew from the first one that I ought to just ignore the phone and just take in the experience. No regrets. I'm old enough that it's questionable I'll be around in 21 years for the next one in the U.S.. Only my middle daughter has not yet seen one (wife and the other two daug…
It really is the most mystical experience I’ve ever had. Also was my second time and also decided not to even attempt to photograph it.
Glad you got to experience it with many of your loved ones!