Friday, April 21, 2023

Kilcunda afternoon sky for Skywatch Friday

 


Kilcunda is becoming more popular for photographers. It is an ideal location to get full milkyway belt above that particular dune. 

However, this place caused me a lot of incidents - camera drowned in that very river, tripod getting taken into the sea, hand and leg lacerations etc. I am told that all haunted places either have a lot of moisture or underground water source. 


Sony A7III

Canon 14mm f2.8 


Linking Sky watch Friday






39 comments:

  1. I hope all of those incidents weren't yours.

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    1. If I don't travel, I would revisit the same landscape spots on a roster

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  3. Were you aware of the lunar eclipse yesterday? Could you photograph it, if you wanted to?

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    1. Yeah, the solar eclipse in Melbourne is only partial and I missed the time. Just needs to underexpose the photo by 4 stops or so.

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  4. With what you're counting I would still be crying...
    The sky is awesome!

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  5. It sounds like an area to approach with caution.

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    1. I know fellow photographers camp here and got trapped when the tide came up

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  6. Gorgeous skywatch, great photo! Take care, enjoy your day!

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    1. I am a typical landscape photog that just snaps skies a lot lol

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  7. Por lo que se puede ver en la foto el lugar es precioso, pero parece un poco peligroso.

    Saludos.

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  8. Good grief! You be careful out there. We want to lose neither you nor your camera, even for a glorious shot!

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    1. You are so nice and gentle! I am prone to injuries. A bit clumsy too

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    1. Thanks Jim. It was a location for sky earth and river elements

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  10. I am glad that you perservered through the issues and got that fantastic photo that you share with us.

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  11. I suppose the wind stops blowing at Kilcunda at times, but I've never experienced it. Are you aware the road used weave under the old timber railway trestle bridge, now a horse trail.

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  12. That place is jinxed. Wonderfull scery though.

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  13. Lovely scene. Shame you had such troubles there with your equipment and yourself.

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  14. Beautiful spot, though it sounds as if it ought to have a health warning attached!

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  15. Sounds like that place is jinxed!
    Stunning shot, Roentare 👍👍

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  16. I'm glad you got such a gorgeous shot after all those troubles.

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  17. Deadly beauty. And it is beautiful. You are braver than I am. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  18. Looks like the water flows rapidly there. Sorry to hear about camera and tripod, but glad YOU are ok!

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