Star Gazing circle...

with the blue tones that sometimes occur. Sometimes blindingly so!

[Suzanne]

Excellent. Where is it?

[Rob Z]

Hi Suzanne - this is at Lake Torrens - the pink lake near Sea Lake.

[Cliff McFarlane]

I'm engaged with this image. It draws me in and I want to know more, but the more is in my imagination,

[Larry Steager]

Interesting capture.

[Renee Salamon]

What an amazing place - the tones make it all the more mysterious

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Corinne C]

I love this pic with the benches contrasting with the snow and the sky

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot. It would be great to sit there and gaze at the stars.

[Brian]

Stunning

[Rob Z]

@corinnec Hi Corinne - this is a bit strange because it's the IR camera. It only records a different combination of wavelengths - so it changes colours. There isn't any snow - it was the benches on concrete, with the pink lake behind and a strip of land in the far distance. Cheers Rob

[Shutterbug]

Fascinating idea…a star gazing circle.

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[bkb in the city]

Nice spot

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh that's great - well done on the pov

[Diana]

A beautiful capture and scene, a rather mysterious setting.

[John Falconer]

Wow.

[Wylie]

I can just imagine the stars!

[Dione Giorgio]

Fabulous shot. A really mysterious scene looking as if it is waiting for something to happen

[Fisher Family]

An interesting idea - a star gazing circle! An interesting colour balance as well!

Ian

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture

[Rob Z]

Hi to all the prospective star gazers... We met some people who had gone out at midnight to star gaze - they changed our image of what the experience might be - photos were good but apparently the metal recliners are freezing cold - that takes your interest away from the stars... :)
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