Catherine Hill Bay

[stoo23]

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.



I have a photo (taken during the day) of this exact spot and view :) ... must find and post it :)

[six_L]

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[zedd151]

Was unaware images like this were visible.

Punch line... I can see that image, therefore it is visible. 

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.

[stoo23]

Punch line... I can see that image, therefore it is visible. 

  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 :)

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.

Yes, as with Any images like this 

[daydreamer]

great pic Stoo 
yet another woman name place,like Sydney is also a woman name 

Was unaware images like this were visible.

Punch line... I can see that image, therefore it is visible. 

but those who dont want to learn C,cannot C(see) 

[TimoVJL]

but those who dont want to learn C,cannot C(see) 

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

[zedd151]

Once 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. 
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'.