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Hey @Blacktop here are some of those very first photos I tried with flash, before joining this great forum. All took with my Nikon D80

Tonight I have been given access to the viewing platform at work, well I always have access but I have permission to take a photo. My aim is to get multiple photos from Sunset through to the rise of the milkyway, I want to blend them together so that it looks seemless and not fake. The reason...

Ok and one more that still isn't cropped.

Here is one of the D600 Auto button.

Bourbon Neat, this is as close as I can get.

Large olive python at work, waiting to see if it goes near a container of it does will have to catch it. It is around 3 metres in length.

Well earlier this week I posted for interest in a local FB page for a Macro Workshop, so far I have had some very good interest and have it locked at 6 people max. Here is the flyer that I am using.

This afternoons storm, unfortunately I had to work so only captured this on my way home.

For those interested this was the setup.

And one down the road.

Had a quick storm come through. Only captured a single lone bolt.

Just experimenting with the flash stands and umbrellas that I got today. Any thoughts / Suggestions?

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Here is one from tonight before the bugs got too much.

Kakadu sunset.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Well it was an interesting weekend, ended up being a tour guide for a Hong Kong based travel show. Was interesting watching them do their thing.

Pair of Sulphur Crested Cockatoos.

I love how this photo turned out.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And here is my lighting set up :)

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And here is another using my car headlights to light up the foreground.