Jindabyne, NSW, Australia
May 12, 2011
On our way to Australia’s highest mountain, Mt. Kosciuszko, we stayed in Jindabyne. One evening the sky at dusk was so beautifu, and I hurried to get the camera. When I came back, the sky was already quite different – but still beautiful 🙂
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Truels' Blog 
The sky looks amazing! Was this before/after a storm?
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We had no storm or bad weather here. And fortunately we avoided the extreme storms and rainfalls which made several natural disasters in Australia this year.
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Wow – quick thinking to get your camera. The sky can change in seconds – this is very beautiful
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But I wish I had been faster! – Minutes before the sky was even more beautiful….
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We did not go to these parts of Australia. The first one is a very good pics! I am looking forward to see more from your visit!
At det “lukter penger” er et uttrykk vi har i Norge når sildoljefabrikkene koker olje og lagrene er fulle!
Jeg har vært i Esbjerg og kjent på “pengelukta” der (70-tallet). Joda, – det var den samme!
Ønsker deg en hyggelig helg!
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I prefer the first photo too, Hans. Og tak for kommentaren – også om lugten af penge 😉
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When things change the beauty often change with them – but they may still be beautiful.
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You are right, Rune, I’m glad I got something beautiful – although it was not what I ran after!
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I like the light in the first shot – it does seem that dusk is a great time for photographing.
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I think I will do this more, it is exciting as the light is changing so quickly…
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The first photograph looks like a scene from a UFO science fiction movie; a bit scary in one perspective. Nice one. 🙂
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I agree, the mood is quite chilly and maybe a little threatening….
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Very striking pictures ! Beautiful night sky and atmosphere.
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Thanks Isa 🙂
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Awesome sky and light trails.
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Thank you for your comment – I guess the “Blue hour” must be between these two shots?
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truels, love the first image especially the sky and the light trails.
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I’m glad you also liked this photo!
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Great photos, both of them although I like more the first photo.
I have noticed, that to take photos just before night comes, is the best moment. Here in Finland I call it “Blue Moment”. It is lasting only few minutes. The difference is been seen in Your photos.
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My favorite is also the first one.
Scott Thomas has post some interesting posts about “Blue hour” recently, here is one of them:
http://stphoto.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/blue-hour-facts/
I think I will shoot some “Blue hour” photos this summer 😉 …
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Årh, hvor er det flot, det første billede, far!
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Dejligt du kan li’ det, Lisbeth!
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