This view, the same as my first image is without me in it, and shows the nearly stationary sigma Octans to the left, the south polar star and the Crux-Carina area to the right in the southern Milkyway. The scene is over the beach at low tide and finding a suitable surface for the tripod was a mushy proposition.

Platform:  Camera Tripod
Film:  Kodak PJ400
Exposure:  5 mins
Filters:  UV
Location:  Karumba, Queensland Australia
Elevation:  0 ft
Sky:  Seeing 8/10, Transparency 8/10
Outside Temperature:  15 C
Processing:   Photoshop, PW Pro.

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