4 easy morning planets

[Liz]

Captured these images this morning before heading to work. Planets now easily seen and looking beautiful!!
Bugger, thought I had posted this am, oh well, better late than never. :question:

[firstlight]

Thanks for the post Liz, should be good in a couple of days... if the weather holds. Good luck

[supernova1965]

Nice job Liz love your beach:thumbsup::D

[Liz]

Cheers Tony and Waz. :)
Yes, very lucky where I live ... i can walk down the beach in my PJs and noone would know. Just have to avoid the spiderwebs and cane toads. :help:

[leon]

Good stuff Liz, must get out there myself and have a go weather permitting.

Leon

[jjjnettie]

You've got the BEST back yard Liz.
Beautiful pics too.
I'll give the planets a shot this morning while I'm watching the launch.

[[1ponders]]

Wow Liz. They look great. I might just have to get out of bed early tomorrow and go for a drive. Would you care to share the secrets of your exposure/focal length and ISO details

[Liz]

Thankyou Leon and jjj. :) Come and stay when you you want jjj. :D

Yes, great opportunity in the am while waiting for the shuttle launch, hope the weather stays Ok in SEQ. :thumbsup:

[[1ponders]]

I hope you realize you have Uranus showing in there as well Liz

[Liz]

Oh dear. :face:

Hadnt even looked for Uranus - took the pics then ran off to work (12 hr shifts) so havent checked for anything else!!

[Liz]

Gosh Paul, nothing you wouldnt already know. Umm .... was getting light when the 4 planets up so later ones at 3 sec/ISO 200/f3.2.

[[1ponders]]

Its just up and to the right of you Moon, Venus, Mercury shot.

Cool thanks. Just so I know what to start with when i get there. What was your camera, 450D?

[Liz]

Yes indeed, a 450D .... hmmm ... will recheck image for Uranus, thanks Paul. ;)

[jjjnettie]

I'll get up there eventually Liz.

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