The last glow of sunset fades on the horizon as the first stars begin to emerge.
Went location scouting last night to see in the new year. This was the first frame of a star trail image I had planned, but I didn't like the end result as much as I liked this single image. Note to self: Next time take insect repellent and gumboots.
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I was wondering if you folks in Australia will be able to view Comet Panstarrs on March 12 (if it decides to make an appearance or not) or will that be a northern hemisphere event?
We can see Panstarrs now but it is not ideally placed for us southerners being so close to the horizon and in the dawn light. Still pretty faint too. In February it will be better, but then it swings around and becomes a northern hemisphere object for you all to enjoy. Hope it's a great show for you all. I'm actually contemplating traveling to the northern hemisphere for Comet ISON later in the year. Time to start saving.......
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Cool image though Greg
I was wondering if you folks in Australia will be able to view Comet Panstarrs on March 12 (if it decides to make an appearance or not) or will that be a northern hemisphere event?