Bistro Table With Umbrella Hole : Solid Wood Farm Table : Carved Wooden Coffee Table.
Bistro Table With Umbrella Hole
- A Bistro Table is a small, well designed table that is perfect for small spaces such as your kitchen or closely seated restaurants.
- small, usually round table used for smaller meals and/or bar use. Taller versions of this are called bar tables and their heigh accomodates bar stools. Bistro tables are usually only large enough to crowd four people around them and doesn’t have room for full meals without serious crowding.
- Term conventionally refers to a round table about 40" in height designed for small spaces and intimate dining. It is common for people to also refer to bistro tables as pub tables. Find a pub table.
- A protecting force or influence
- A screen of fighter aircraft or antiaircraft artillery
- a lightweight handheld collapsible canopy
- covering or applying simultaneously to a number of similar items or elements or groups; "an umbrella organization"; "umbrella insurance coverage"
- a formation of military planes maintained over ground operations or targets; "an air umbrella over England"
- A device consisting of a circular canopy of cloth on a folding metal frame supported by a central rod, used as protection against rain or sometimes sun
- An aperture passing through something
- make holes in
- A hollow place in a solid body or surface
- An animal's burrow
- an opening into or through something
- hit the ball into the hole
The Tulip nebula and Cygnus X-1 black hole
A tulip and a black hole?!
Found approx 6000 light years away in Cygnus (the summer swan), the Tulip is an emission nebula notable for its proximity to Cygnus X-1, a small quasar that was one the first suspected black holes. (See the note for locating Cygnus X-1.)
As someone from Toronto, there's a cool local connection for me here. Cygnus X-1 was identified in 1971 by University of Toronto astronomer Tom Bolton as a potential black hole candidate and the source of some crazy strong X-ray emissions. Bolton used the 74 inch telescope at the David Dunlap Observatory in Richmond Hill, a suburb of Toronto.
(Sadly, the dark parkland around the Dunlap observatory is soon slated to be built up with condominiums and suburban homes, rendering it much less useful for astronomy.)
Details for nerds:
TMB 130SS and QSi 583wsg
HaRGB (minutes) = 200:24:24:24
Captured in June from downtown Toronto, Canada
Stacked in Maxim DL, levels curves etc in PS CS2
The star spikes are fake! I don't normally use them, but for this image it just felt appropriate.
My love for my widefield setup (FSQ85 and STL11K) means I've been missing out on smaller targets. So I picked up a QSI 583 wsg for its smaller pixels, and mated it to my TMB 5" f7 refractor for smaller fields.
Oyster Bay - Par 3 17th Hole - My First HDR Photo
This is a picture of the 17th hole at the Oyster Bay golf course in Sunset Beach, NC. We are staying at a house on the course for our vacation. I brought along the newsest issue of Shutterbug and in there they have an article about creating HDR photos. After reading the article I got inspired and attempted to make an HDR photo. I ended up using 6 different photos to create this shot. 2 of them were the same shot but I used them both anyway.
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