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A Grace Moment of Bryce Canyon
Dawn breaks on a clear summer morning, with a conjunction of Venus and the Moon
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Tunc Tezel
Summer evening view of Bryce Canyon National Park.
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Tunc Tezel
On the Top of Uludag National Park
Conjunction of Moon and Venus in a wide angle view from the top of Uludag National Park
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Tunc Tezel
Planets Alignment and Taurid Fireball
A Taurid fireball is captured right one the edge, and a parade of moon & planets in the center.
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Tunc Tezel
Wide-angle view of the 2015 March 20 total solar eclipse with the shadow cone of the Moon visible.
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Tunc Tezel
A Celestial Triangle Meets A Star Cluster
Venus (lowest), Jupiter (middle), and the crescent Moon forming a celestial triangle at dawn.
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Tunc Tezel
Ocean Breeze and Eclipsed Moon
The night sky during the April 2014 total lunar eclipse above the coast of Florida.
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Tunc Tezel
This wide-angle view from Lake Iznik near Bursa, Turkey, displays bright winter stars, planet Jupiter, and the Milky Way.
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Tunc Tezel
The Moon and Venus are paired in a close conjunction above the top of Alamut mountain fortress, Alborz Mountains.
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Tunc Tezel
Venus shines at western horizon in the evening twilight of the Athena Temple in Assos, a village in the Aegean seaside amid ancient ruins.
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Tunc Tezel
Planets Jupiter (the brighter) and Mars meet over the eastern horizon in the morning twilight, as photographed from a mountain near the city of Bursa.
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Tunc Tezel
Despite the glow from towns scattered throughout the valleys in Turkey, stars that form part of the the Milky Way shine brightly in the skies above.
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Tunc Tezel
It looks like a double comet, but this image from Turkey has captured Comet PanSTARRS (C/2011 L4) appearing with the Andromeda Galaxy (M31).
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Tunc Tezel
In a telephoto image, comet PanSTARRS (C/2011 L4) appears in the evening twilight over Lake Dagyenice near Bursa, Turkey.
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Tunc Tezel
This March evening view from Turkey has captured more than the Moon, Jupiter and prominent winter stars.
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Tunc Tezel
A Bridge over Grand Canyon Rims
The rising summer Milky Way in the east seems to bridge opposite rims of the Grand Canyon.
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Tunc Tezel
Where the Shadow Touches the Ground
The total solar eclipse as photographed from the northern tip of Queensland, Australia.
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Tunc Tezel
The crescent Moon and Venus appears in constellation Taurus. But there is also a little bump at the bright side of the Moon, which is none other than Jupiter just before occultation.
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Tunc Tezel
Brilliant Venus and a thin crescent Moon stood together above the eastern horizon just before sunrise as seen from near Izmir, Turkey.
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Tunc Tezel
Carina Nebula from Canary Islands
Carina Nebula, a famous deep sky object of southern sky, rises about one degree over the southern horizon of Canary Islands.
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Tunc Tezel
For the solar eclipse of 11 July 2010 Tunc Tezel was in the island of Mangaia and clouds obscured his view but a hint of the eclipse was still visible.
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Tunc Tezel
An all-sky view from Maranjab Desert of central Iran, made by taking and stitching several wide-angle photos.
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Tunc Tezel
The eclipsed sun in the longest total solar eclipse of the century as seen on 22 July 2009 from Jinshanwei in Shanghai region.
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Tunc Tezel
Northern stars, from Cassiopeia to Polaris are visible in this image from the ancient sanctuary of Letoon.
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Tunc Tezel
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