Thursday, September 21, 2023

Pinnacles Milkyway Bow for Water H2O Thursday

 


This was what Joel and I were up to last weekend. New moon. Zero cloud for 5 seconds though. It was after a hike elsewhere on Phillip Island. Then we had fish n chips before coming up here for a milkyway bow.

Light pollution is seen on the right. Thanks for the urban sprawl into this once peaceful island. 

Sony A7RV

FE 14mm f1.8 GM (this is a stitch up of 4 vertical frames)


Linking Water H2O Thursday


Just got back from a 9 hour drive from Moulamein. So buggered. Needs rest. 

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    1. That was a figure of speech. It did not last long as the dark cloud cover came across very quickly

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    1. I am aiming to trial another area this weekend. Good luck to me.

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    1. That is very kind of you to say. It was a good work out getting there.

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  4. Oh my gosh!!! This is totally stunning! Your photos should be published in a book!

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    1. I do wonder why I wanted to do that at all. Just for some income.

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  6. The perfect shot. Wow. Beautiful.

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    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  7. Estupenda fotografía nocturna, muy buen trabajo.

    Saludos.

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  8. Bravo! One of the best stargazing pictures I've seen!

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  9. Realmente hermoso el trabajo fotográfico que has hecho. Mis felicitaciones por tu gran labor.
    Un abrazo

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  10. Gorgeous capture of the milky way. Take care, have a great day!

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  11. Another one of your incredible Wow photo's. Well done.

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  12. Una gran captura lograda con poco tiempo,

    Saludos.

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  13. Light pollution is a huge problem for migrating birds for insects, and there are campaigns to try to get people to turn off their lights, but I don’t think people will do it sadly

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  14. A bit of a shame about the light pollution but still an exceptional image.

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  15. What a gorgeous shot, Roentare! Light pollution is really affecting our ability to see stars ~ not to mention what it is doing to animals!

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  16. Fish and chips AND you got a shot like this?! What a perfect night. Thanks for sharing and for linking up.

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