@mergy I was just thinking that even the yellow artificial line-to-make line looks hokey and on a different vertical plane than the field. Amazon’s snow-game needs some work.

@cobweb I'm sure a scientist will be along to answer, but meanwhile a report from San Francisco, where I've had a camera pointed at T Cor Bor for six months. It's almost out of my night sky now, chasing the sunset and forcing me to point that camera closer and closer to my nemesis streetlight. Here's the best I can get now; looks like I'm down to my last few days or weeks. Come on nova!

I mistakenly put the fisheye camera in its mount 90º off, so up and down in the image is east-west. I’ll fix it eventually, but it does have the kind of cool effect that the Keogram, which is a vertical slice through the center of each image throughout the night, kind of “follows” the moon as it moves across the sky. Gives it a lighthouse effect. And that’s the most positive thing I will ever say about the moon, which specializes in messing up my photos. Real time pics from this camera at https://paulclanon.com/allsky

Searchlight sunset in the second image! These four photos taken a minute apart show the sun setting tonight behind the southern slope of @MtDavidson_SF . In the upper-right shot, the sun shines back through a stand of trees, like an orange searchlight. Live shots from this camera at https://paulclanon.com/cloud_cam