long, sharp shadows ...
Here is a color interpretation of Navcam shots of the now familiar Olympia Scenery. but with the setting and lightening conditions at dawn adding a new feel to it ...
enjoy
Full Version: Dawn At Meridiani Planum
From time to time, the rovers are programmed to do beautiful evening/morning shots that have always been fascinating me with extraordinary contrast and
long, sharp shadows ...
Here is a color interpretation of Navcam shots of the now familiar Olympia Scenery. but with the setting and lightening conditions at dawn adding a new feel to it ...
enjoy
long, sharp shadows ...
Here is a color interpretation of Navcam shots of the now familiar Olympia Scenery. but with the setting and lightening conditions at dawn adding a new feel to it ...
enjoy
lovely! very inspiring.Nico
Didnt take me more than a split second to decide, thats a new desktop for me.
Oops I just saw that I made a language mistake in the image title.
Since the photo was taken at 17:24 Mars local time it should, of course, read "dusk" instead of "dawn".
I just learned that in english one can say "dawn" only for the morning and not for the evening time of day (?) , unlike the german word "Dämmerung" that applies to both morning and evening ...
Since the photo was taken at 17:24 Mars local time it should, of course, read "dusk" instead of "dawn".
I just learned that in english one can say "dawn" only for the morning and not for the evening time of day (?) , unlike the german word "Dämmerung" that applies to both morning and evening ...
QUOTE (Nirgal @ Feb 14 2006, 10:01 PM) 
Oops I just saw that I made a language mistake in the image title.
Since the photo was taken at 17:24 Mars local time it should, of course, read "dusk" instead of "dawn".
I just learned that in english one can say "dawn" only for the morning and not for the evening time of day (?) , unlike the german word "Dämmerung" that applies to both morning and evening ...
Since the photo was taken at 17:24 Mars local time it should, of course, read "dusk" instead of "dawn".
I just learned that in english one can say "dawn" only for the morning and not for the evening time of day (?) , unlike the german word "Dämmerung" that applies to both morning and evening ...
"Dämmerung" is "Twilight" in English, hence "Götterdämmerung" = "Twilight of the gods". In Swedish we compromise: "gryning" means "dawn" while "skymning" means both "twilight" and "dusk".
tty
QUOTE (tty @ Feb 14 2006, 10:34 PM)
"Dämmerung" is "Twilight" in English, hence "Götterdämmerung" = "Twilight of the gods". In Swedish we compromise: "gryning" means "dawn" while "skymning" means both "twilight" and "dusk".
tty
tty
Thanks tty !
yes .. "Meridiani Twighlight" would have been a good title too
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