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Uploaded by: ceiligirl — Monday July 2, 2012 — Kennewick, WA (Current Weather Conditions)

Not really but the colors faded into each other so softly it looked airbrushed. Anybody know what the two bright stars/planets are?

Camera Type: X500


Image Width:	4608
Image Length:	3456
x-Resolution:	72.00
y-Resolution:	72.00
Resolution Unit:	Inch
Orientation:	top - left
Image Description:	GEDSC DIGITAL CAMERA
Manufacturer:	GENERAL IMAGING CO.
Model:	X500
Software:	PaintShop Pro 14.00
IPTC/NAA:	25 bytes undefined data
Compression:	JPEG compression
Exif Version:	Exif Version 2.2
FlashPixVersion:	FlashPix Version 1.0
Color Space:	sRGB
Components Configuration:	Y Cb Cr -
PixelXDimension:	4608
PixelYDimension:	3456
Exposure Time:	1/2 sec.
FNumber:	f/3.0
Exposure Program:	Creative program (biased toward depth of field)
ISO Speed Ratings:	400
Shutter speed:	1.00 EV (APEX: 1, 1/2 sec.)
Aperture:	3.10 EV (f/2.9)
Exposure Bias:	0.00 EV
MaxApertureValue:	3.17 EV (f/3.0)
Metering Mode:	Average
Light Source:	0
Flash:	Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode.
Focal Length:	4.9 mm
Focal Plane x-Resolution:	6129.00
Focal Plane y-Resolution:	6129.00
Sensing Method:	One-chip color area sensor
File Source:	DSC
Custom Rendered:	Normal process
Exposure Mode:	Auto exposure
White Balance:	Auto white balance
Digital Zoom Ratio:	0.00
Scene Capture Type:	Standard
Gain Control:	High gain up

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1. newenglandlight 12:45 PM GMT on July 02, 2012
Beautiful shot! The planets visible in the west are Mercury, Mars and Saturn, not sure which are which in this photo! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: November 6, 2010 Comments: 7340

2. RockyR49 5:06 AM GMT on July 03, 2012
Constantly changing, but as of July 2. If the view is east in the morning, that's Capella, faint, to the left, then Jupiter above Venus, with Aldebaran below and the Seven Sisters (Pleiades), above. If it's west in the evening, it's Saturn on top with Spica below and Mars would be to the right of them. If it's west in the evening Mercury would be well north of Saturn, about 40 degrees or so and setting just behind the sun. Stellarium is a good astronomy program. Free and has updates available for the star charts. Just google it. Looks like an early morning shot because of the location of the light from the Sun. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: July 2, 2012 Comments: 2

3. ceiligirl 10:11 PM GMT on July 08, 2012
Quoting RockyR49: Looks like an early morning shot because of the location of the light from the Sun. Thanks Rocky! It was about 4:15 in the morning and the sky was just starting to lighten. Looking east/northeast from my front deck. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: February 16, 2009 Comments: 16

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