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Here’s a few images from the partial Lunar Eclipse this morning.

I went for an early morning shoot with Christian Fletcher this morning, with both some surf action and vineyard action and below are some examples.

Driving through the Tuart Forrest this morning just North of Busselton and was presented with this nice backlit view of the Tuart Forest.

I’ve called this one ‘Highlights’. During this p[articular flight, the sun was at just the right angle to offer the highlight effect yet still be high enough to bring out the lake colours.

Too often as photographers we are drawn to the age old misnomer that you should only shoot close to sunrise and sunset!

I can say with confidence that especially where water scenes are involved, the higher the sun the better in some instances.

I think the thing that impressed me the most with Lake Eyre is the sheer diversity of colours, textures and angles and this batch shows off that statement very well.

When I was heading home from the gym this morning I saw some nice light evolving, so chose to head to Bicton Baths for a quick shoot.

I had no longer launched the drone when it started to rain, so one quick ping with the drone and then high tailed back to the car. Then a bit further up with the Nikon and captured the other image.

A nice way to start the day!

As I went to work this morning I saw the front looming and headed to Woodman’s Point and watched it evolve.
Very cool as it grew and came towards me and I timed it perfectly with a few compositions before walking to the car just as it started to rain.
Gotta a love it when a plan comes together! 😎

Here are a couple of abstract images from Lake Eyre, one of which is nick named the lady of the lake!