Did anyone see the moon this morning? At 5:30am this morning I headed out to capture the full moon partial lunar eclipse. What I saw was the lower right corner (does the moon have corners?) being darkened red as the earth completely blocked the sunlight from that part of the lunar face. And then before […]
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Not another sunset! Well not just any sunset. This is the fist time I have seen the sun setting behind a curtain of rain. I actually think the rain curtain goes two layers deep with rain falling underneath the low cloud on the horizon as well. I won’t make any promises about no more sunsets. […]
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We have been blessed with a few amazing late afternoons at the beach this week. Tonight was a gentle calm evening with people out enjoying the golden hues of the sunset. Here a couple stroll back from the end of the Henley Beach Jetty, unaware of being photographed by the photographer who is unaware of […]
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And in the heavens chaos reigned. Black storm clouds filled the darkening sky as a last gasp of yellow light from a smothered sun escapes through a fissure in maelstrom. The rain would soon follow. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 480, Maelstrom’ 0.5s f/11 ISO50 15mm
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What a blustery day full of changing weather. I had planned to head down to the beach for some end of day images but the sight of people rolling along the footpath with umbrellas turned to shreds nearly put me off. Ok, perhaps a little exaggeration here but certainly not inviting. The came a moment […]
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