Sudden Impact Images

Sunrise from about 1km off the Perth coastline where nesting birds are taking in some morning rays ☀️😎

is the biggest feature and just one of the many escarpments that can be seen along the route that passes through the spectacular in the south-central region of

If you look closely you can see the access road and car park for one of the viewing areas which is also a popular starting point for hiking the bluff. 5 minutes border this shot it was completely obscured in a rain and cloud, and not long after this shot once again!

Cape Leeuwin lighthouse nightscape on the Pentax 645z camera with Astro modded sensor by who also do all the camera mods for NASA which is pretty cool 😎



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Built in 1895, the historic water wheel at Cape Leeuwin, in the Margaret River Region of south west W.A., is testament to the innovation of early development when resources and power supply were scarce, particularly in regional areas of the state.

The water wheel was powered by a natural spring, which was tapped via a channel to the wheel, which in turn rotated with the natural flow of water to drive a pump & direct water to the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse; This water supply was used during the lighthouse construction, and its subsequent occupancy by the lighthouse keepers and their families.

The water wheel can be found near the southern terminus of the Cape to Cape walking track…. In case you happen to be doing that walk and looking for landmarks!

Simple and ingenuous!

Stars under a clear sky, and a waning gibbous moon-phase provided plenty of light at the nearby in the region of south west WA

This photo was taken with an Astro-modified Pentax 645z camera which has increased sensitivity to h-alpha and infra-red light emissions that help show the structure of the milky-way which the naked eye cannot see. Thanks for the mod 👍

The interior of in Sydney’s CBD

I’m no expert but this looks a lot like Victorian Romanesque Revival style to me 💁‍♂️👀

Clear, bortle class 1 skies at ~3am for the Milky Way to set behind the pinnacles desert in Western Australia

thanks for the sensor conversion on the Pentax 645z and excellent service - can recommend to anyone considering an Astro mod on their camera of choice.

This shot was taken on an Astro modified Pentax 645z medium format body (h-alpha conversion and IR cut, sensor heat-sink added) using a 35mm f3.5 lens .5, 30 sec shot (tracked with Benro Polaris) @ iso 6400 blended with foreground shot at same settings untracked.

They must have good reception in Paris with an aerial like that 💁‍♂️ they didn’t muck around!

The core passing overhead some old timber in in the southwest pocket of

The natural erosion from flowing water at Brandywine Falls, Canada, has exposed ancient sedimentary layers of rock that date back ~ 400 million years. Pretty mind-blowing to think you’re glancing back at that much history when you stop to appreciate the view 🌎

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