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Image by Loic Le Guilly

forester kangaroo


photograph of forester kangaroo

This image belongs to :     Animals    Launceston & surrounds

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"I can not express in words the excitement, joy, peacefulness of turning up to Bridport last night on sunset in pretty ordinary weather and being treated to this visual experience, so I would rather just leave you all with my vision. A moment I will not forget for a long time to come, just amazing!"

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Last night I ventured out with my good mate Kyle Rodgers, we went to this location in hope the Aurora would put on a nice display as we had been planning to shoot here for quite some time!

The weather was almost perfect, no breeze, the moon had enough strength to light the foreground, and lucky enough to not smother the Aurora!

It was an amazing sight for a small time, as soon as it peaked....it was gone in a matter of minutes!

Thanks again for sharing this location with me Kyle, was a night I will not forget in a long time!

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