by Miserere

Lincoln Harrison took these, and other beautiful pictures of star trails, around Lake Eppalock, a man-made lake in the Australian state of Victoria. According to the Daily Mail, he did so using a “long exposure lens”…but they didn’t mention which one. A shame, because I’d like to buy one! Mr Harrison used a Nikon D3100, that much they did tell us. Check out more great star trails at Mr Harrison’s website.

Good light and good luck,

    —Miserere

All images: ©Lincoln Harrison.

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