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Forum: Astrophotography and Imaging Equipment and Discussions

Today, 08:37 AM

Replies: 13

Nightscape Photography 101 - a blog series

Views: 287

Posted By iceman

Hey Narayan - you're absolutely right and I've...

Hey Narayan - you're absolutely right and I've been noticing it myself over the last week.

Definitely time for a redesign!

Thanks Andrew!

Forum: Astrophotography and Imaging Equipment and Discussions

Yesterday, 08:17 PM

Replies: 13

Nightscape Photography 101 - a blog series

Views: 287

Posted By iceman

The second part in my blog series is now live. ...

The second part in my blog series is now live.

Titled "Fundamentals of Nightscape Photography (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/2013/05/24/np101-fundamentals-of-nightscape-photography/)", it covers...

Forum: General Chat

Yesterday, 08:13 PM

Replies: 36

I have some amazing news! :)

Views: 575

Posted By iceman

Thanks so much everyone, I really appreciate the...

Thanks so much everyone, I really appreciate the kind words and congrats.

It's certainly been fun the last 12-18 months and I'm really enjoying my photography. I definitely want to get out more,...

Forum: Nightscapes

Yesterday, 07:37 PM

Replies: 5

Capturing Stars Self Portrait

Views: 131

Posted By iceman

Thanks Larry.

Thanks Larry.

Forum: General Chat

Yesterday, 05:22 AM

Replies: 36

I have some amazing news! :)

Views: 575

Posted By iceman

I have some amazing news! :)

I have some amazing news!! :) :)

I was one of 5 winners in the Tourism Western Australia '1001 Extraordinary Experiences' competition! I entered my image of 'Arching Milkyway over the Bungle...

Forum: Nightscapes

Yesterday, 04:50 AM

Replies: 6

Katoomba Airglow

Posted By iceman

Very nice, Carlos. Those spotlights are...

Very nice, Carlos.

Those spotlights are terrible aren't they :(

Forum: Nightscapes

Yesterday, 04:48 AM

Replies: 15

A man and his dog regard the Milky Way

Views: 196

Posted By iceman

5.5 minutes for each panel, for 14 panels? ...

5.5 minutes for each panel, for 14 panels?

Wow that's a serious effort. The starts would've moved more than 15 degrees over that time!

Looks great!

Forum: Nightscapes

Yesterday, 04:45 AM

Replies: 3

6D Trials

Posted By iceman

Very nice Derek! Don't forget to try and...

Very nice Derek!

Don't forget to try and find a lens profile for your lens and apply it to your images before further processing.

It'll remove the vignetting etc.

Forum: Nightscapes

23-05-2013, 05:29 PM

Replies: 19

Grand Canyon at night

Views: 200

Posted By iceman

Wow, amazing. I so want to be there. Thanks...

Wow, amazing. I so want to be there.

Thanks for the photos! Living thru you!

Forum: Astrophotography and Imaging Equipment and Discussions

23-05-2013, 12:57 PM

Replies: 7

Canon 40mm pancake lens first impressions

Views: 137

Posted By iceman

Looks pretty good! Look forward to seeing a night...

Looks pretty good! Look forward to seeing a night test shot!

Forum: IceInSpace Announcements

23-05-2013, 11:27 AM

Replies: 11

Announcing the IceInSpace Calendar Competition for 2014!

Views: 782

Posted By iceman

Just let me know which one and I can delete it...

Just let me know which one and I can delete it for you so you can submit a new one in its place.

Forum: Solar System

23-05-2013, 07:26 AM

Replies: 20

Sunrise on Copernicus

Views: 255

Posted By iceman

Great work Tom! Agree with paul, an animation...

Great work Tom! Agree with paul, an animation would be great!

Forum: Nightscapes

23-05-2013, 05:10 AM

Replies: 5

Capturing Stars Self Portrait

Views: 131

Posted By iceman

Thanks Carlos and Ross. A ladder would be a...

Thanks Carlos and Ross.

A ladder would be a good idea :)

Forum: Nightscapes

23-05-2013, 05:09 AM

Replies: 13

Eta Aquarids - composite

Views: 165

Posted By iceman

Stunning work Geoff!

Stunning work Geoff!

Forum: Nightscapes

23-05-2013, 05:08 AM

Replies: 4

Lake Oberon

Posted By iceman

Damn clouds again! Certainly has potential as a...

Damn clouds again! Certainly has potential as a great spot when the sky is clearer.

Nothing wrong with that image!

Forum: Terrestrial Photography

23-05-2013, 05:06 AM

Replies: 2

Sunset Colours

Posted By iceman

Beautiful, love #2!

Beautiful, love #2!

Forum: Nightscapes

22-05-2013, 05:40 AM

Replies: 5

Capturing Stars Self Portrait

Views: 131

Posted By iceman

Capturing Stars Self Portrait

While taking a timelapse from my usual setup position on the Friday night, I noticed that when people were standing on the edge of the dam, they looked great in silhouette against the sky with the...

Forum: Astrophotography and Imaging Equipment and Discussions

22-05-2013, 05:26 AM

Replies: 9

Canon 24-105L collimation

Views: 156

Posted By iceman

Wow what an amazing difference. I don't know...

Wow what an amazing difference.

I don't know about taking my lens apart though :(

Forum: Nightscapes

21-05-2013, 01:58 PM

Replies: 12

Tranquility

Views: 151

Posted By iceman

Love the glow on the rocks from the Moon. Great...

Love the glow on the rocks from the Moon.
Great shot!

Forum: Star Parties, Club and Community Events

21-05-2013, 06:31 AM

Replies: 2

CWAS David Malin Awards 2013

Views: 393

Posted By iceman

Entries close in just 10 days, so don't forget to...

Entries close in just 10 days, so don't forget to enter soon!

You must register before-hand to receive a username/password via email, so don't leave it until the last moment!

Forum: Nightscapes

21-05-2013, 05:18 AM

Replies: 5

Dead Tree Silhouette

Posted By iceman

Thanks for the feedback, Paul. The stars are...

Thanks for the feedback, Paul. The stars are boosted using the StarSpikes Pro plugin for Photoshop.

I don't use it on all images but I try it on some that I feel it works on.

Thanks...

Forum: Nightscapes

21-05-2013, 05:15 AM

Replies: 15

Milky Way

Views: 228

Posted By iceman

Greg the blue isn't too bad, but probably a bit...

Greg the blue isn't too bad, but probably a bit too much cyan around the edges of the bulge of the MW.

Some people have more blue in the overall sky, but in yours it seems a little too focused...

Forum: Nightscapes

21-05-2013, 05:13 AM

Replies: 9

The Milky Way and Me

Views: 146

Posted By iceman

I like that Greg, but would've preferred to see...

I like that Greg, but would've preferred to see more person.

Lots of depth in the milky way!

Forum: Nightscapes

21-05-2013, 05:08 AM

Replies: 18

Red Rock Vista

Views: 277