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Strathnairn Nights

Strathnairn Nights

Strathnairn lies on the western edge of Canberra 🇦🇺, making it a great spot for astro photography in the mid-to-late Milky Way Core Season (Mar-Nov). In June 2024 I visited on a very cold, moonless early morning. Temperatures were -5C or so. The early morning after the moon had set provided

Mulligans Flat Vertorama

Mulligans Flat Vertorama

Mulligans Flat is a wildlife sanctuary that lies on the northern edge of Canberra, Australia’s national capital. Due to the suburban lights to the south, west and east, the sanctuary’s pond needs to be shot at night with a northerly aspect, making it somewhat challenging to get great

The Aurora Tree

The Aurora Tree

Just south of Canberra is a famous tree by the side of a country lane just off the Monaro Highway. This tree has a fabulous vantage point looking to the south, providing a great place to observe aurora australis (the Southern Lights) when the conditions are just right. On this

Ready Cut Night

Ready Cut Night

Ready Cut Cottage in the ACT's Namadgi National Park is a wonderfully isolated spot in a Class 2 Bortle area close to Australia’s national capital. The skies here are stunning, and with a great perspective to the south there are great vistas of the Milky Way, with

A Darwin Tide

With a full moon in early January, Darwin experienced some of the largest tidal exchanges of our time here – not as big as in early December, but up there. This provided an excellent opportunity to capture a time-lapse video. Friday 13 January was a great time to capture a time-lapse,

A Darwin Storm

A Darwin Storm So we’ve been living in Darwin for about six months now, and are coming to the end of our first wet season. It has, apparently, been one of the least wet wet seasons on record, but there have still been some pretty interesting storms come through.