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1. Tina Schell says:

   26.5.2020 at 19:07

   Lovely Jussi. Especially like the opener. Do u know what it is?

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   1. Jussi Laasonen says:

      26.5.2020 at 19:18

      Thank you. According to an image search it is a perennial cornflower.

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2. Leya says:

   26.5.2020 at 22:20

   Delicate gallery – and I love corn flowers and peachy roses especially!

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   1. Jussi Laasonen says:

      26.5.2020 at 22:32

      Thank you!

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3. JohnRH says:

   27.5.2020 at 15:52

   Beautiful! That bee shot is nicely presented in the large circle. Well done.

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   1. Jussi Laasonen says:

      27.5.2020 at 15:55

      Thank you!

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   2. JohnRH says:

      27.5.2020 at 15:56

      P.S. Your iPhone does well with flowers, as does mine. I see you have an arsenal of equipment for astronomy.

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   3. Jussi Laasonen says:

      27.5.2020 at 16:09

      Yes, the iPhone camera is surprisingly good if the conditions are right. I have a decent beginner set for astronomy, but unfortunately, my balcony observations are limited by weather and light pollution. The iPhone also works well for moon photography through the telescope.

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   4. JohnRH says:

      27.5.2020 at 18:58

      A lot of light pollution these days. Think of older times. Not much light on the ground, but the stars… the stars…

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   5. Jussi Laasonen says:

      27.5.2020 at 20:20

      Indeed, luckily stingy Germans do not have too much exterior lightning. It is possible to see stars in Munich, even in the centre, but I do not remember seeing stars while living in Helsinki.

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