Layton’s been dabbling in astrophotography since we first discovered what an Aurora was a few years ago.
He’s had many successes both with Aurora and other forms of astrophotography; but he’s always wanting to push himself and improve his skills in this area.
Life can get hectic at times. With so much going on it can feel like there’s no light in a never ending tunnel. It’s easy to get lost in day to day living and loose sight of what’s really important. It’s also easy to forget that every day we’re alive, is a day we can be thankful for.
We’ve both been going a little stir crazy and our lives have been so frantic and unforgiving that when a last minute change of plans meant we had a few spare hours the next day, Layton suggested we make use of the time and selfishly take some time out for ourselves.
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
This is a bit of a change for Layton. Shooting at sunset instead of sunrise (but still at one of his favourite locations – the Invercargill Estuary.
The feature image for this post was the actual ‘Extra’ image used in the 365 Challenge, with the rest of the set in the gallery below. Enjoy!
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
The Miniature Men now have their own blog – this post has been moved here
Only one ‘Extra’ this week. This full moon was crying out to be photographed.
