WELCOME TO STELLAR AUSTRALIS!"Stellar Australis" is a website dedicated to the progress of photography, in particular to astrophotography in all its forms, and the sharing of knowledge, experience, and works of amateur photographer - Will Vrbasso. The vision for this site is to be a place for sharing photos, stories, locations, tutorials, tools, resources and general discussions as I pursue my passion - in the hope that this may inspire and aid others who are like me, still striving to be better in the most loneliest but most awe-inspiring of pursuits. Visit the gallery section of my website to view all my works...glad to have you here. If you are interested in having your own hi-res copy of any of my images, contact me on: housevrbasso77713m@gmail.com. Want to follow me else where rather than my website? I am also active on the following social media sites:
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GALLERY Look at my images of nightscapes, nebulas, planets, galaxies, landscapes, and more. Download full-res versions for personal use for FREE! |
BLOG Read about my latest experiences, learnings, failures, suggestions, and adventures. Or alternatively, follow me on Google Plus or Facebook. |
EXPEDITIONS A grandiose name for locations I have been to, how to get there, whether its worth getting there, tips, and general photos and stories of the area. |
TUTORIALS At the beginning I had no idea what I was doing, but I've learnt a lot from those who do. This knowledge has been tailored to my workflow and now I am sharing it back to everyone (Still under construction) |
RESOURCES Contains useful tools, references, websites, and utilities that I use when planning, executing, or processing a photo session. |
ABOUT A little summary of me, the aim of this website, my equipment and especially the "rules" that I abide by for taking photos. |
NEWS, UPDATES, AND EVENTS Website last updated 2018/04/27.
21st December 2017: I had a short opportunity before going on a trip to Kalgoorlie to visit the dunes near Cervantes, Western Australia. This night was perfect, low wind and clear skies - with the moon at 4% on the western sky to just illuminate enough of the dunes perfectly. Only thing not perfect was the occassional car headlights that popped into the scenes (on the right in this image).
I'll post all the images from this night's session in my gallery once back from holidays. Hope everyone has a merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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LATEST IMAGES Latest presentable images. |
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