Wow, this place is but a short drive up the coast from where I live.
It is an interesting little village that has a close community that is preserving it's past heritage in many ways.
The area was used as a serious port for both Huge trees and Coal but is a delightful spot with a glorious long beach and headland areas.
Was unaware images like this were visible.
(https://i.postimg.cc/gJx9RBCr/481355191-1050836030410881-6385548184213476337-n.jpg)
I have a photo (taken during the day) of this exact spot and view :) ... must find and post it :)
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(https://i.postimg.cc/671BTZFb/111.png) (https://postimg.cc/671BTZFb)
Quote from: stoo23 on March 10, 2025, 11:39:35 AMWas unaware images like this were visible.
Punch line... I can see that image, therefore it
is visible. :rofl:
But seriously...
Probably need the right equipment to get a shot like that, camera mounted on a telescope?, or using a high dollar specialty lense? And a sturdy tripod for sure.
Quote from: zedd151 on March 10, 2025, 05:08:10 PMPunch line... I can see that image, therefore it is visible. :rofl:
:biggrin: Yes,... obviously, I simply meant, being able to observe the Milky-Way so clearly from there.
It is a somewhat isolated and light free part of the coast :)
QuoteBut seriously...
Probably need the right equipment to get a shot like that, camera mounted on a telescope?, or using a high dollar specialty lense? And a sturdy tripod for sure.
Yes, as with Any images like this :smiley:
great pic Stoo :thumbsup:
yet another woman name place,like Sydney is also a woman name :azn:
Quote from: zedd151 on March 10, 2025, 05:08:10 PMQuote from: stoo23 on March 10, 2025, 11:39:35 AMWas unaware images like this were visible.
Punch line... I can see that image, therefore it is visible. :rofl:
but those who dont want to learn C,cannot C(see) :tongue:
Quote from: daydreamer on March 10, 2025, 11:18:58 PMbut those who dont want to learn C,cannot C(see) :tongue:
Also who don't want learn to use DLSR, cannot take those photos.
For example, in old age people don't see colours in dim environment, but their DSLR see them.
Once i took a photo with Canon DSLR on tripod from star, but northern lights was in final photo, not star.
And lens was just a Canon EF-S 18 - 135 older model Zoom.
CANON EF-S 18-135MM F/3.5-5.6 IS
Quote from: TimoVJL on March 11, 2025, 02:46:25 AMOnce i took a photo with Canon DSLR on tripod from star, but northern lights was in final photo, not star.
Probably still a cool looking photo. :smiley:
I've seen the northern lights only once in my life, while I was still in Chicago. During that event, it is said that the northern lights were visible as far south as northern Mexico. Early to mid 2000's I think, but I can't remember exactly what year that was. I only remember where I was working at the time. (On night shift)
Edit
I see you have added the pic. Nice. Rather 'other-worldly'.