From Southern cross to Sirius
Canon 550D, Samyang 24 mm/f1.4@f4, ISO 1600, mosaic of two images 32×15 s, from tripod; Mulligan Hwy, Australia, 16th November 2012.
Canon 550D, Samyang 24 mm/f1.4@f4, ISO 1600, mosaic of two images 32×15 s, from tripod; Mulligan Hwy, Australia, 16th November 2012.
Far storm above Jadran sea from Hvar, Croatia. Storm was moving almost radially, so I could easily make a picture with center of the Milky way above it. Used Canon 550D, Samyang 24 mm/f1.4@4.0; ISO 6400; 89×30 s; 10th August 2013.
Maximum of annual Perseid meteor shower of 2013. The fantastic view is captured from Ivan Dolac of Hvar, Croatia, where I was able to watch meteors every day without any clouds between 8th and 14th August. A mountains on the horizon are the highest ones of the island – Hum, Česminova and Sv. Nikola. Every…
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Milky way over Korcula island, Croatia, from Ivan Dolac, Hvar (10th August 2013). The green color of Jandran sea is caused by light from reastaurant behind me, which lighted on the bottom of the sea. But the Milky way was still so bright. Used Canon 6D, Samyang 24 mm, f4, ISO 6400, 30 s
A storm coming, stars moving. So sexy… Canon 6D, Canon 15 mm, f7, ISO 10 000, 27×30 s; 4th August 2013, Úpice, Czech republic.
A cottage in summer night. Canon 6D, Samyang 14 mm, f4, ISO 8000, 68×30 s; 8th July 2013, Ústupky, Czech republic.
A magnificient moment, when the Milky way near southern sky pole rises up with Southern cross and dark nebula called Coalsack. Two Magellanic clouds make the moment so unique… Canon 450D, Samyang 14 mm, f4, ISO 1600, 79×30 s; 16th November 2012, Mulligan Hwy, Queensland, Australia.