Posts by Tag: Star Trails
Venus, Jupiter and the International Space Station

Venus, Jupiter and the ISS over Tuggerah Lake

Last night, 13th March I was able to capture Venus, Jupiter and the International Space Station transiting just past the conjunction of the planets. It was a magnificent sight as my daughter Eliza and I watched the show over the serene Tuggerah Lake at Long Jetty.

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Killcare Star Trails

Killcare Beach Star Trails

I had two cameras running on the 4th January 2012, when I was at Killcare Beach capturing the Emu and Comet Lovejoy. I’ve already posted the first star trails result, Pre-Dawn Star Trails at Killcare Beach, and here is the second one – captured with the Sigma 17-70mm lens @ 17mm, ISO1600.

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Killcare Star Trails

Pre-Dawn Star Trails at Killcare Beach

In 2012, I want to do some more photography – especially in the lead up to my holiday to Cairns and Uluru in November. And I’m off to a nice start, with some star trails captured in the pre-dawn sky at Killcare Beach on the NSW Central Coast.

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Tree at Night at Kioloa Beach

Tree at Night at Kioloa Beach

While doing a morning shoot on the last day of 2011 at Kioloa Beach, I noticed some nice tree structure above me and pointed the camera directly upwards to capture the stars and tree. It turned out ok :)

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The Night Sky Star Trails over Kioloa Beach

The Night Sky over Kioloa Beach

On the last morning of 2011, I headed out early to capture some images of Comet Lovejoy and the night sky over Kioloa Beach. Here are the first of the shots.

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Travelling for the Night

Travelling for the Night

Amateur astronomers travel to distant and remote locations to find magical dark skies – a place where they can observe and photograph the night sky in all its beauty.

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Star Trail Reflections off Lake IISAC

Southern Reflections on Lake IISAC

Lake IISAC, as we have now dubbed it, became a focal point for a group of us at the star party as we stood and sat around the dam, enjoying the reflections of the stars off the water – listening to the cacophony of frogs croaking their deafening tune. It also made for a great photographic target, as the still water reflected the stars beautifully during the short exposures for the timelapse and star trails.

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Into the Vortex

Finding the way home…

As the Earth turns, a lone driver heads off into the distance looking for a way home…

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Beyond the Valley

A Night in the Hunter Valley – all night Timelapse from IISAC2010

Hi all On the weekend of the 7th-10th October, we held the IceInSpace AstroCamp (IISAC2010) at Lostock, in the Hunter Valley area of NSW. Inspired by Phil Hart and Alex Cherney to do some timelapse, I set my camera up on the Saturday afternoon to catch the evening cloud movement with the hope of some [...]

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Mudgee Star Trails 2 - 1.5 hours worth

Mudgee Star Trails

Hi all These star trail images were taken at the Mudgee Star Party, when I was there in mid-April 2010. All images were taken with my Canon 40D sitting on a fixed tripod, with a timer remote used to program the exposures. Time-lapse movies of these star trails will be coming in the next few [...]

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