Indelible Mistakes

So much beauty in one photo! Dat ass doe

While Sydney does have its weaknesses; public transport is terrible, the roads are constantly congested (cheers to whoever thought a 2 lane tunnel feeding one of the biggest motorways in and out of the city in Australia’s biggest city was a good idea) and house prices are through the roof, it certainly is pretty.

Single test shot, intending not to image anything in particular but then again the Milky Way is epic nonetheless. Such a dense star-field. Every speck is another sun just like ours. We can’t be alone.

Coalsack nebula peaking through the clouds. Single tracked 90 second exposure with the moon rising over the horizon.

Deeply contemplating all them feels. Single untracked 90 second sub for the foreground combined with a tracked 90 second exposure of the sky.

Re-edited old data. The Milky Way never ceases to amaze. If you haven’t seen it or have never looked up I urge you to, you don’t know what you are missing out on, especially if you like taking photos.

Short timelapse of the Milky Way rising at Lake Windermere. Also captured a comet unknowingly, can you spot it?

Combined a single 2 minute sub of the foreground with a tracked 2 minute sub of the sky with a Canon 6D and Samyang 14mm on an Astrotrac TT320X-AG.

Christmas eve lightning.

Lightning always fascinates me. I wish to someday have a near miss with a bolt of lightning, that’ll make you feel alive for sure.

The view from the summit of Mount Kosciuszko. It wasn’t much of an achievement getting to the top, given you catch a chairlift half of the way up and we were being overtaken by people in their 60s...

Glow Worm tunnel in Sydney, Australia. 

Taken at Burrunjuck Dam 3 hours south-west of Sydney. More on my flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/christianckr/

Pond in near infrared.

Milky Way, single 60 second exposure with a Canon 6D.

The heart of the Milky Way re-edited with notable nebulas such as the Lagoon, Trifid and Cat's Paw visible amongst the cosmic dust.

Milky Way panorama, 10 x 60 second frames stitched.