iceman
17-10-2013, 04:55 AM
The wind turbines at Coral Bay, a wider view, with the Milky Way setting over the Indian Ocean.
Venus is the bright ‘star’ low near the horizon.
- Large (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/520)
- Blog (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/milky-way-and-wind-turbines-wider-view/)
It’s kind of eerie standing near the wind turbines at night – I couldn’t ‘see’ them except through the long exposure of the camera, but the noise they make is quite unique.
They generate 90% of the power needs of Coral Bay, with a solar array behind the backpackers supplying the remainder.
It’s a 2-image panorama, with the usual settings – 6D, 14-24 @ 14mm f/2.8, ISO6400, 30s exposures.
Thanks!
Venus is the bright ‘star’ low near the horizon.
- Large (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/520)
- Blog (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/milky-way-and-wind-turbines-wider-view/)
It’s kind of eerie standing near the wind turbines at night – I couldn’t ‘see’ them except through the long exposure of the camera, but the noise they make is quite unique.
They generate 90% of the power needs of Coral Bay, with a solar array behind the backpackers supplying the remainder.
It’s a 2-image panorama, with the usual settings – 6D, 14-24 @ 14mm f/2.8, ISO6400, 30s exposures.
Thanks!