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The Milky Way

The Milky Way

This is my first attempt of photographing the Milky Way. I took it whilst camping at a remote station in Western Australia....
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This is my first attempt of photographing the Milky Way. I took it whilst camping at a remote station in Western Australia.
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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ISO 3200 Shutter 15/1

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Oct, 2019

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Framing the photo on the scene.
Using a recycled mirror frame, editing the photo to remove my very amused friends holding it up and having the beautiful backdrop of the camels in Cable Beach, made this a photo shoot an absolute joy for all.

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A panoramic photo of a storm hitting Broome in Western Australia.
This photo consists of 3 photos stitched together.

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When the tongue is out then I know we have had a great walk!

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The milky turquoise waters and pindan cliffs make Broome a very special place.

I love camping and just starting at the stars until I fall asleep. The sky is so memorizing at night.

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Watching the iconic tourist attraction of a camel ride on Cable Beach in Western Australia.

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