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Sunbeams and Waves at Dawn - March 28, 2018 da Joseph Brimacombe Tramite Flickr: Taken with a Canon M5 and 24-105 mm lens.
The Moon and Jupiter at Dusk - April 10, 2017 by Joseph Brimacombe Via Flickr: Taken from Coral Towers Observatory with a Canon 5DS R and 28-300 mm lens in Auto-HDR Mode. Two shots: 28 mm for scenery; 300 mm for moon.
Venus at Dawn 1 - April 28, 2017 by Joseph Brimacombe Via Flickr: Taken from Coral Towers Observatory with a Canon 5DS R and 28-300 mm lens in Auto-HDR Mode. Single shot.
Tropical Moonrise - March 12, 2017 by Joseph Brimacombe Via Flickr: Taken with a Sony Cybershot DSC-RX1R Full Frame camera in Auto-HDR mode.
Venus and Mercury at Dawn - Feb 22, 2016 by Joseph Brimacombe Via Flickr: Taken with a Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100M3 camera in Auto-HDR mode.
East Trinity – a returning and flourishing wetland (reason not to capital dredge 32).
Peter Senior’s opinion piece (2 May, 2015) is very misleading. He states controversially that ‘the (East Trinity) area is highly degraded costing $500,000 for annual maintenance that has failed to fix the degradation.” He then goes on to argue that it would be a suitable place to dump dredge spoil from Trinity Inlet. Both points require a serious rebuttal. Since the State Government purchase of…
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The Dawn Sky featuring The Moon, Venus, Mercury, The Pleiades, Aldeberan, Sirius, Rigel and Betelgeuse - July 24, 2014 by Joseph Brimacombe on Flickr.
Tramite Flickr: Taken from Coral Towers Observatory at 0622 local time using a modified Canon 5D and 15-mm lens. Three exposures. NOTE The key astronomical objects have been exaggerated for effect. The very bright object mid-image is the moon. Venus is below the moon. Mercury is below and to the right of Venus and just above the cloud line. The open cluster in the upper left is the Pleiades. The star to the right and below the Pleiades is Aldeberan. The four corner stars of Orion to the right of Aldeberan from top in clockwise sequence are: Rigel, Salph, Betelgeuse and Bellatrix. The star on the extreme right is Sirius.
