It was time to try a new location out for my astro project. Normally I shoot from Lake Moogerah which is a 1-1.5 hour drive from home. The advantage of this location is the very low light pollution.
Last night I drove to Lake Wivenhoe which is slightly shorter in driving time and offered a new perspective.
While it was good to try a new spot out, there was some definite light pollution on the southwards facing horizon, but still enjoyable nonetheless.
The selected images I experimented a bit with the temperature range - any feedback on which colours work best would be appreciated! As usual, click on the images to enlarge.
Saturday, June 16, 2018
Lake Wivenhoe - Jun18
Labels:
astro photography,
lake wivenhoe
Location:
Lake Wivenhoe QLD 4312, Australia
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Lake Moogerah - May18
It's that time of year again to photograph the Milky Way and the heavens from Lake Moogerah.
As stated the other day, we had less than ideal conditions last Sunday night with enough cloud cover to ensure my elusive panoramic of the Milky Way didn't happen.
I did create a few panoramics from the lakeshore and one directly above. Enjoy the shots and as always, click on each image to enlarge.
As stated the other day, we had less than ideal conditions last Sunday night with enough cloud cover to ensure my elusive panoramic of the Milky Way didn't happen.
I did create a few panoramics from the lakeshore and one directly above. Enjoy the shots and as always, click on each image to enlarge.
Labels:
astro photography,
lake moogerah
Saturday, April 14, 2018
Commonwealth Games Marathons - Apr18
I got up very early this morning and did the one hour drive south to the Gold Coast to watch the marathon events.
It has been a warm and sunny day but I had a good spot near the start to snap the runners.
First up where the wheelchair participants including Australia's Kurt Fearnley (he won in the end). Then the women's marathon, followed by the men's marathon.
While I have not been to any other event, watching the marathons was pretty special.
Having said all this, I feel for the Scottish runner Callum Hawkins who got so close but his body gave way. Luckily (as I type) he is recovering ok and I wish him all the best for his future events.
It has been a warm and sunny day but I had a good spot near the start to snap the runners.
First up where the wheelchair participants including Australia's Kurt Fearnley (he won in the end). Then the women's marathon, followed by the men's marathon.
While I have not been to any other event, watching the marathons was pretty special.
Having said all this, I feel for the Scottish runner Callum Hawkins who got so close but his body gave way. Luckily (as I type) he is recovering ok and I wish him all the best for his future events.
Labels:
gold coast,
marathon
Location:
Southport QLD 4215, Australia
Sunday, March 18, 2018
Brisbane Sunrise - Captain Cook Bridge - Mar18
There are some excellent spots around the Captain Cook Bridge for sunrise shots over our beautiful city. After covering myself in bug spray (the mozzies are pretty tenacious around here) I set out with the camera, filters and tripod.
While not the best morning light (the sunrise was obscured by a layer of cloud on the horizon), I'm reasonably happy with these. Enjoy!
While not the best morning light (the sunrise was obscured by a layer of cloud on the horizon), I'm reasonably happy with these. Enjoy!
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