Back to Hale-Bopp: Norwegian Images
Last update: April 6.
Hale-Bopp is the comet of the century. All over the World, amateur and professional photographers and astronomers are using this rare opportunity to get some truly spectacular images. On these pages you will find some of their memorable work.
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 PACENGO, ITALY: Image taken by the Garda Lake in Italy, on March 30, 20:03 UT. Picture by Paolo Bussola, using Minolta 50mm at f/2.0, 20 second exposure on Scotch chrome 800-3200P. ©1997 Paolo Bussola |
 WISCONSIN, USA: Image taken about 7:45pm on March 26, in a cemetery in Wautoma, Wisconsin. ©1997 Michael C. Reese |
NEW JERSEY, USA: Comet Hale-Bopp photographed from Delaware Water Gap National Recreation area, NJ, April 2, 1997, 9:10 p.m. Kodak Royal Gold 1000, Nikon F2, 28mm f/2.8 20 second exposure.
©1997 James M. Barg |
 VITERBO, ITALY: Fisheye (180x360 deg) f/2.8 lens. Ektacolor Progold 1000 SPZ 120, 3 minute exposure. ©1997 Paolo Candy |
 NEW YORK, USA: Evening view of Hale-Bopp over lower Manhattan, taken from Brooklyn, New York. Pentax k-1000, 50mm at f/3.5. Fujicolor 400 Super G Plus. 10 second exposure. ©1997 Joseph M. Sivo |
Hale-Bopp over Oahe Dam on the Missouri River upstream from Pierre, South Dakota. The dam is the second largest of its kind in the world, topped only by the Aswan dam in Egypt. Image taken April 3, 30 second exposure at f/2.8 on Kodak 400 Gold film. ©1997 Geoff Simon |
 LEWISVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA: Photo taken with a Konica Autoreflex T camera with a 50mm lens. The exposure is at f/1.8 for 30 seconds with Agfa 400 film. ©1997 Larry W. Daniel |
 RABAC, ISTRIA/CROATIA: March 30 Kodak Royal Gold 400 film, 30 second unguided exposure with 35mm f/2.0. ©1997 Philipp Salzgeber |
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