Angie, Jack, and I left the house at 4AM to travel 2 1/2 hours to see elk at Ponca. They are best at dawn and dusk and I prefer dawn. It was very foggy though I was able to dehaze it some in processing. After this, we looped around and visited the Red Bluff Overlook on the Buffalo River. Even with a 14mm lens, I had a to do a hand held mosaic for this shot.
Angie and I saw a dragon’s eye sunrise from Petit Jean Mountain Saturday morning. There was a low hanging fog there that obscured the land below the mountain and just enough cloud to make the sunrise spectacular.
Thanks to my friend, Bo Edwards, I was in position to shoot the ISS passing in front of the Moon this morning at 5:43 in Perryville. I used a 127mm Maksutov telescope and my Canon T8i and shot video. The transit took only 0.66 seconds to happen but we could see it coming and knew when to start the cameras. It was moving fast and my stills show two parallel streaks in each frame. On the way home, I stopped at Lake Maumelle to watch the sunrise. It was the same very hazy promising to be very hot conditions we seen for a while.
