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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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Back to Norway Pass this past Saturday. This was about a half mile before we hit the snow showers.
What a difference a week makes.
-Mike
What a difference a week makes.
-Mike
Water scene in a state park near us in Northern Wisconsin on a Pixel 3 XL, edited
Astronomy mode on the Pixel 3XL, 66sec exposure
Misty autumn lake scene northern Wisconsin Pixel 3XL
Astronomy mode on the Pixel 3XL, 66sec exposure
Misty autumn lake scene northern Wisconsin Pixel 3XL
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This big hunk of oak fell on our carport in this weekend’s storm. Obliterated the carport. Car miraculously survived with a minor dent in the roof. Even more miraculous is that it missed the main part of the house by inches (took out a section of the gutter). My wife and one of our birds were directly on the other side of the wall where it hit. we were very, very lucky.
Whoa, how did you get the star picture to work? I have a Pixel 3XL too. Even when I use astronomy mode all I get is blackness and some white fuzz around the edges.
Here's the best one I ever took of the dipper. I don't recall if this is the big one or little one.
-Mike
Mike, 1st thing was we were up in Northern Wisconsin in the middle of nowhere. Totally dark. When the 3xl shows you Astronomy mode, be sure to set the focus to infinity. 1st you will see a moon at the shutter button but then it will switch to stars and press the stars to engage the shutter. I had the 3xl on my truck bed cover where I could watch the ring around the shutter button until the exposure was completed. It showed as 1min 6 seconds exposure. Hope that helps.
Wow! Really dodged a bullet! Both good and bad luck in those pics.
Glad to hear you're all safe.
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A neighbor of mine had this on his porch. I suspect it's not the first-ever Jack-O-Deathstar, but I thought it was pretty cool anyway. 
University Bridge is extra busy because of the Montlake Bridge's nightly construction closures 
@catcauphonic
Always enjoy your pictures, but damn.
I could never live in that environment.
Always enjoy your pictures, but damn.
I could never live in that environment.
Gotta love a walk in the morning fog:
