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Tyler Rusin
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Yesterday mornings spectacular Cirrus clouds. They are thin, wispy, high-altitude clouds composed of ice crystals that typically form above 20,000 feet (6,000 meters).
Last night’s Snow Moon with a plane contrail
Skyline of San Antonio, Texas
Got to see Airforce One for the first time yesterday land at JBSA-Kelly Field Annex.
Last nights Moon behind the clouds
Rare sight to see a McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet landing at San Antonio International.
Photographed the Lockheed C-5M Super Galaxy doing touch and go landings at Kelly Air Field. It is one of the world’s largest aircraft what a rare sight to see ! When I heard about it flying out of Kelly I hopped in my truck, and drove out to photograph it.
Full Pink Moon 2025 also known as the first “micro-moon” of the year.
“The journey to totality” 🌕🌓🌒🔴 On March 13th, 2025 I traveled 3 hours from San Antonio, TX to the Pecos High Bridge Rest Stop. In order to have pristine views of the Worm Blood Moon Eclipse. With totality lasting alittle over an hour from 2:26am UTC to 3:32am UTC it was definitely worth the drive as there was minimal cloud cover to obstruct the eclipse.
NYE Firework display downtown San Antonio, TX videoed from DJI Air 3. With permission from the SAPD I flew my drone from Lot C of the Alamodome. In order to ring in the new year with footage of the firework display from above. Follow me on instagram to see the full video @solaris_photographs. All photography rights belong to https://www.alamodome.com/ thank you for the support !
Another night of shooting comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) before disappearing for another 80,000 years ! 📸
Captured comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) inside big bend national park at the Sotol Vista Overlook ! ☄️ The tail is so huge I was able to spot it without binoculars.
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