Catch a falling star by davidoblad
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For all you wonderful Rositeers plus one...
Tonight was to be an "outburst" of hundreds of meteors during the annual Leonid meteor shower if the skies are clear enough.
In addition the Earth is passing through a denser trail of debris left by the Comet Tempel-Tuttle, causing a higher concentration of meteors.
That inspired me to do a quick rendering of such an event for those that missed it due to clouds.
Now, granted, these are comets and not meteors. But close enough for my purposes...lol.
I was reminded tonight, by a special person, of a song that everyone has heard but has special meanings for some.
It goes:
Catch a falling star.
Catch a falling star an put it in your pocket,
Never let it fade away!
Catch a falling star an put it in your pocket,
Save it for a rainy day!
For love may come an tap you on the shoulder,
Some star-less night!
Just in case you feel you wanna hold her,
You'll have a pocketful of starlight!
Catch a falling star an put it in your pocket,
Never let it fade away!
Catch a falling star an put it in your pocket,
Save it for a rainy day!
For when your troubles startn multiplyin,
An they just might!
It's easy to forget them without tryin,
With just a pocketful of starlight!
Lyrics by Lee Pockriss and Paul Vance
This thought goes out to a very special friend of mine.
Here's some falling stars just for you, so make your wishes.
I really hope all your wishes come true.
Also, if I don't get another chance before this weekend, I wish all
of you great folks a very happy Turkey day.
Hugs to One and All.
Dave :^)
Image made with Bryce5.5
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Comments (12)
Ah......this is great!! And hey, a comet looks like a falling star in slow motion! Didn't see any falling stars but could swear I saw a comet...the clouds in my neck of the woods were dense just where the show was supposed to be.....ah...next year.Hey catchy tune you got there, that brings me back. ;) Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving also. ~Michelle ~ :D
very beautiful(quick)render,have a great thanksgiving
Really cool rendering. We happen to see a very bright meteor just 2 nights ago! Awesome!
Very pretty, David. I wish I could have seen them last night. I have seen them before, with a very special friend, who really made it possible for me to see them up in the mountains. They are so beautiful to see. Thank you sweety. Huggs...Silkylady...
Bravo! I can see you singing that one David! ;) Hope your pockets are full my friend, and have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Awesome render sweetie.... We had that meteor shower as well But alas all the clouds got in the way.... So no shooting star counting for us..... Also none in our pockets either wah Happy Thankgsiving to you and your mom Love this Hugs Susan~
Wow David that is my all time favorite song,I heard it for the first time in a movie when I was a child and it really touched my heart as it does now, you always amaze me. The rendering is beatiful and so peaceful. xxoo
hi there dave I have 94 ebots to get to lol this I love ,frank was outside and said he saw a falling star last night I told him it was my sister coming by to see how I was lol: love this and I wish I could have seen it but I was busy busy as usual: This is one of my favorite songs wow: happy thanksgiving to you and mom: hugs )))
Oooooh this is awesome-rific!! Unfortunately I didn't see any falling stars as it was too rainy and windy here in the great Pacific Northwest. But you seem to have captured them...so I'm making a wish!! tee hee
Great space scene!!!!A very happy Turkey day to you and Silkylady too
Dear Dave, Somehow I must have lost you e-bot, (our maybe some of the others got hungry and - well - anyway, I didn't see it!!) I was out walking my gallery "trapline" and saw you had posted!! I had a pretty good view of the Leonids. They are one of the few that I usually do get to see because our skys are clearer during this time of year. Most of the rest are tangle up in the gulf coast clouds or else lost in the haze and glow from Houston to the south. I keep wating and hoping that one of these days I'll see a real meteor store - hundreds a second!! They've gotten a lot better at predicting the comet dust trails so maybe we'll have some notice!! Nice choice of song. Putting it in your pocket really will work by the way - meterorites, (excluding Chixalub type things!!!) are at ambient temperature when they reach the ground. Once they slow to terminal velociy, all that air carries off the heat very quickly. A very cute image and a super sweet dedication!!!! I'm sure both were well received! In fact, that would be the wish I'd wish for you!!!!! Love ya!!!!! Meredith
Very creative image...Beautifully done.