Astronomy, Astro Photography and Landscape Photography
I’ve been really enjoying getting back in to some NGC and in particular galaxy photography lately. I have some fresh head-space following a chaotic few months, and a fresh goal to photograph objects for. Here is a small selection I posted on my facebook page recently.
Aurora Australis from Perth Western Australia, so faint it wasn’t visible out in the field visually or distinguishable on the camera, rather only evident as moving pillars of pink flicking between frames on the PC at home. The Aurora Australis occured between 8:15pm and 9pm on the 14th February. The rising moon then started to brighten the sky and wash out the aurora.
I’ve brought back to life my bug photography page with a new dragonfly photograph from today at Lake Leschenaultia:
I enjoyed a night at the ASWA Tammin observing site this weekend (November 2013) and have a few photographs below to show from the trip.
Also see: Wheatbelt Kaleidoscope
Can you hear it ? The rustle of dry grass in the moderate wind, the Bose SoundLink pumping out Pink Floyd tunes, as the sun sets over the WA Wheatbelt.
Two more pictures from my recent trips to Kalbarri. Keep up with my latest astro photo’s at my Astro Photography Australia site or Facebook Page.