Two Great Lights.

Paul Gitto

Two Great Lights.

Gen 1:14 And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years:
Gen 1:15 And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so.
Gen 1:16 And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night:

Gen 1:1 In the Beginning

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Two Great Lights. by Paul Gitto
Two Great Lights. by Paul Gitto
  • Anne Gitto

    Anne Gitto

    Interesting pic & great words

  • Paul Gitto replied

    Thank you, Anne!

  • mikrin

    mikrin

    Wonderful work Paul!! Great detail!!

  • Paul Gitto replied

    Thanks a bunch, Mike!

  • Farmncamera

    Farmncamera

    This is just fantastic!! How good to use this…..for Scripture!. Way to go!. :)

  • Paul Gitto replied

    Thank you very much Elaine.

  • reflector

    reflector

    An excellent capture !

  • Paul Gitto replied

    Thank you! And a little cut and paste of course.

  • reflector

    reflector

    I didn’t consider that, although it does look unusual with two moons ! Is the white one ours or one from Saturn or somewhere else ?

  • Paul Gitto replied

    reflector, the other object is the Sun.
    With that being said, I have made a few assumptions with this image, that I took for granted being very familiar with astrophotography.
    This is for everyone who is now thinking about trying this.
    First NEVER try to look at the Sun (with binoculars or a telescope) OR take a picture of the Sun unless you have spoken with someone who knows how it is done.
    It can cause instant blindness.
    I have to use VERY Special filters that block out almost ALL the Sun’s light. Simple filters will not work! Talk to an astronomer and read books, study up on how it’s done, and learn about the many dangers.

  • reflector

    reflector

    Thanks for that, it sounds very dangerous and a big tech challenge too !

  • Paul Gitto replied

    Yeah, it’s fun but you have to be very exacting, and can’t be distracted. One mess up and you lose an eye.
    I take this for granted as I’ve been involved with the field for 12+ years, and forget that most people have never ventered into that arena.

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