Amazing Nightscapes around the Dams in Harvey, Western Australia

[@StarScaperPhoto]

Greg: "A fair bit of lightpollution". Me as a Dutch guy: "🤔". Hahaha. Great adventure of you two again! Astrophotogs love dead trees. Its true.

[@GrowPhotography]

Haha, we need to appreciate what we have more.

[@richardwood8815]

Thanks for sharing

[@GrowPhotography]

My pleasure Richard, appreciate you watching 👍

[@zayitloud]

Beautiful panorama of the dead trees with the Milky way arch in the background. Great composition and a very clean composite. The music selected for the last part of the video to present the final result is a perfect match. Well done

[@GrowPhotography]

Cheers Willie, I spend more time than I care to admit on the music 🤣

[@MartinFransson]

Stunning images! I am sooo envious of your skies

[@GrowPhotography]

@@MartinFransson Thanks Martin, I have been travelling a bit the last month and it has given me a renewed appreciation for how lucky we are 🙌

[@MrJomoboy]

Love your work, A team in action

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Danny, where a team for sure... the 'A' is still a work in progress 🤓

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

Great work as always Greg. Once again your commitment and dedication is showing through with a wonderful set of photos.

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks so much Richard, now to get onto that Aurora video 😀

[@mariopereira8261]

As always, beautiful photos, thank you for sharing your work with us, nice work

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Mario, appreciate your continued support 🙏

[@paulharrison8579]

Another awesome video Greg. That pano looks amazing with the LMC and SMC sitting in the tree tops.

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Paul, it was such a great location I ended up back there 2 weeks later to shoot the aurora 🤣

[@ViratShah]

Amazing video and what a find as a location .. loved all the photos and the star trails image is so good

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks mate, glad we had this scouting opportunity before the epic aurora night.

[@UKFR]

Nice work again, well done.

[@GrowPhotography]

Many thanks for watching 👍

[@AstroRoad]

I'm in equal parts of admiration for the quality and richness in the images you consistently produce as well as your commitment to capturing them. Can't wait to see what you've got in store for the 11th May Aurora 🙂

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks so much for the encouraging words Domenic. Just about to watch your Aurora video as inspiration and motivation to get on with mine :-)

[@majidaliatashi5635]

fantastic . good for you

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Majid 🙌

[@petercowley8657]

Well played Sir! Lovely photos and I think I may have to get my butt down to that part of the world soon! Pete

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Peter, stay tuned for part 2 coming in a week or 2 😉

[@nikunjshah7403]

Brilliant as usual, Greg. I really like the use of the music towards the end, reaching the peak as you get to the startrails. What a fantatsic location, though what a pity about the reducing water levels.

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Nik, the water levels are a bit of a worry, hopefully we'll get some rain soon. I spend quite a bit of time picking and coordinating the music - glad you enjoyed it.

[@massimobollini4622]

Fantastic timelapse and the photo at the dam also. I wait to see your video with the aurora which was also visible from northern italy.

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks so much Massimo, I'm going to try to get the aurora video out in 2 weeks - hopefully everyone isn't bored with aurora by then 😉. Also hope you got some great images.

[@massimobollini4622]

@@GrowPhotography Unfortunately i was so busy with my job that evening that i missed it.

[@GrowPhotography]

@@massimobollini4622 oh no, well with a bit of luck maybe there will be more opportunities this year

[@nightscapejournals]

Had to chuckle at Jeroen’s light pollution comment!! Fantastic video, Greg - great memory of a beautiful location with awesome skies. You guys definitely have a great collection of photogenic, dead trees!! Looking forward to the aurora chase (can we call it a chase when it was such a gift?)!

[@GrowPhotography]

Haha, yes I need to stop looking the gift horse in mouth 🐴😂. The only chase we had was trying to find a location away from the crowds.

[@GrowPhotography]

And I think it's time to "branch" out and find some new subject matter. Hoping to take a "leaf" out of your book and shoot a radio telescope in a few weeks 🤞

[@nightscapejournals]

@@GrowPhotography you should definitely take a bough for those jokes. I’ll just keep lumbering along with my channel.

[@adampoll4977]

Great work as usual. A tip I'll share for salt-lakes and the like is some good ole gum-boots ALL the time 😉

[@GrowPhotography]

Thanks Adam - I have gumboots, I actually bought them for a trip last year to Lake Ninan... I just have to remember to put them in the damn car 🤦🤣

[@geoffsharpe6456]

It is always interesting to see what you are up to Greg out in Western Australia. I may head over next year to do some nightscape shooting. Another big night of shooting with a great outcome for your images. 👌😎😁

[@GrowPhotography]

Definitely hit me up if you manage a trip over this way and we'll get you out somewhere 😊

[@geoffsharpe6456]

@@GrowPhotography Sounds like a plan. Your local knowledge would be of an immense help. 😁👍

[@inefekt]

Fantastic video Greg and superb images. Stirling Dam really is a great location....the light pollution is most likely coming from the Worsley Alumina mine about 15km south of the dam as well as Collie another 15km SE of that

[@GrowPhotography]

Many thanks Trevor, I'm waiting for you to head back on a non-aurora night and weave your magic, integrating the light pollution into your image.

[@inefekt]

@@GrowPhotography it's gone onto the bucket list for this season ☺