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[TenOunce Tone]

Couple of very amature night sky shots. The moon was actually a crescent moon. I dont enough about photo editing to take the glare away. The tree is illuminated by the camp fire, The other is something near and dear to us all.

Cheers, Tone

 

[GoldCheddar2005]

Great lean fit looking dog mate.
To keep up, not my greatest shot [phone] but was nice Sunday Morning after having an early swing

https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/232/1400490449_20140518_075552.jpg

not enough bacon and an extra egg needed

 

[Martin]

Photo from my South Australian holiday last month. This seagull would just not go away no matter how much we scared it off. Followed us for about 20 minutes trying to get our bait then gave up when it got nothing, we were about 40kms out :lol:

 

[Redfin]

Cooling down after a bit of a scrap.
I post pics of the opponent but a tad gory for a family forum.

 

[Westaus]

Couple of very amature night sky shots. The moon was actually a crescent moon. I dont enough about photo editing to take the glare away. The tree is illuminated by the camp fire, The other is something near and dear to us all.

Cheers, Tone

https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/288/1401789047__dsc0786_-_copy.jpg
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/288/1401789047__dsc0783_copy.jpg

Nice work Tone, these shots are super hard to take. The #1 rule is a tripod, even then not easy. You also have a very bright object (Moon) and dark areas (Space) So you need to find a compromise to the amount of light let in. Keep it up as once it all comes together these shots look amazing.

This was one I did not so long ago, I was able to get 30 second exposures to get a lot more light in for the stars. But with 30s of time space moves a lot and you will see the stars start to blur a bit as well. I also did not have the moon to deal with otherwise I could never have got this shot FYI, thanks for sharing.

 

[Jaros]

Couple of very amature night sky shots. The moon was actually a crescent moon. I dont enough about photo editing to take the glare away. The tree is illuminated by the camp fire, The other is something near and dear to us all.

Cheers, Tone

https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/288/1401789047__dsc0786_-_copy.jpg
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/288/1401789047__dsc0783_copy.jpg

I usually put a polarised sunglass lens in front of the camera and find it works remarkably well.

 

[Varts]

 

[BrisJoe]

Took this last week in the way home looking over mine.
Just on the phone so not too bad

And just for fun, I side the cab of the largest dragline in the southern hemisphere

 

[Metamorphic]

 

[Goldpick]

Just a quick panorama I took of a squall line heading into Kingston in SA, about ten minutes after taking that it started raining cats and dogs.

 

[Nightjar]

Marshal Pool, WA north of Leonora an all year round billabong which is a godsend to local wildlife.

 

[Nightjar]

Mr T, a Tarantula measuring 120mm in width, studied him for a few months before returning him to his home turf.

 

[Nightjar]

A Bungarra (Gould's Monitor) joined me for breakfast.

 

[joao garimpeiro]

Hi Nightjar,

beautiful pics
beautiful place
thanks for posting

 

[Nightjar]

Two Camels Kissing, natural arch off the White Cliff road east of Laverton.

 

[joao garimpeiro]

wonderful !!!!!

 

[Nightjar]

Thoughtless b******s not taking their rubbish with them.

 

[WalnLiz]

Biggest problem we have is too many people don't respect their environment. Only think about themselves when out in the bush and not all the creatures they share the environment with.

 

[Nightjar]

Vladimar Pass,
900 feet up overlooking Mt Johnno in the background. Part of the Rawlinson Range West of Giles (Warakurna)

 

[G0lddigg@]

thanks for the share Nightjar! awesome photos bloody cuts me deep seing wildlife cought is rubbish though