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Go to Facebook or Instagram to connect with Sapphire Snappers.Dialga and Palkia from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl appear in Pokemon Legends: Arceus, and are actually two Legendaries that can be captured during the main story. The вЂSapphire SnappersвЂ™ is a friendly local photography enthusiasts group based on the Sapphire Coast who regularly meet up to shoot together while sharing photography knowledge and skills.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s surprising what you can learn from being around other photographers. вЂњAnd stay in contact with your local photography community to share information, techniques and results. Thanks Luke вЂ“ I owe you one,вЂќ Mr Rogers says. He knew I was in the area and alerted me to be camera ready.

вЂњI was actually alerted to this spectacular event from a landscape photographer friend, Luke Tscharke, who is based in Tasmania and is a master at low light and astrophotography. You want to get as many shots as possible as you never know when or where this rare occurrence will happen again.

Yes it was late and the conditions were miserable however this is often the time when you get the best shots. Shoot for as long as possible in any condition.In my case I was leaving the shutter open anywhere from 30 to 90 seconds This is a technique used to capture scenes in low light conditions whereby you keep the camera perfectly still and leave the shutter open for long periods.

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You will need a decent camera with manual settings, a tripod and a remote shutter control to shoot вЂlong exposure photographyвЂ™.

I was extremely fortunate to photograph it on a raining night вЂ“ which caused the algae to illuminate with each raindrop

The algae only illuminates when disturbed so you need to find a location with crashing waves on a beach or in a gentle bay with small lapping waves to capture a distinct glow along the shoreline.

As soon as the sun goes down the magic happens.

Get yourself ready at sunset to photograph the bioluminescence.

Take a walk up your local beach during the day and try locate clumps along the shoreline.

вЂњTo capture this phenomenon in a photograph you need to be prepared, and forget your iphone camera, you are going to need some good camera gear.вЂќДЄ few tips photography tips from David Rogers: This group was the first to announce a sighting in the Eden area. вЂњThe Facebook page вЂ Bioluminescence AustraliaвЂ™ is an excellent community page where members post sightings of the algae around Australia. Mr Rogers who has worked for Fairfax, Bauer Media and News Corp, says, вЂњThe lifespan of the algae is only 48 hours вЂ“ leaving only a brief window to witness this rare event, so you need to stay alert.вЂќ

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Photographers have relished the opportunity, photos from Tathra based pro David Rogers have gone far and wide on social media. вЂњTo capture this phenomenon in a photograph you need to be prepared.вЂќ вЂ“ David Rogers. вЂњNo reaction could also mean they have finished their life cycle and therefore will no longer emit light,вЂќ Ms Wood explains. вЂњIf you scoop a bucket of the stuff up try putting a stick or spoon in and swirling it around, and bingo, glowy sparkly sea water! So, if the ocean is calm and the waves small, you are less likely to see any вЂglowвЂ™. вЂњIn order for them to вЂglowвЂ™, they need to be agitated by oxygen. вЂњThe bioluminescence is produced by something called a luciferin reaction вЂ“ which is a term for the light emitting compound found in organisms that generate bioluminescence,вЂќ Ms Wood says. While appearing as a red slick on the surface of the water by day, of a night time these organisms which on average measure about 0.5 mm turn on a brilliant electric blue show вЂ“ the likes of which can only be compared to a Disney movie. вЂњThey say donвЂ™t go swimming in it, or eat shellfish off rocks where the bloom is occurring, and that fish generally avoid bloom areas because of the presence of ammonia which irritates fish.вЂќ

While not considered toxic, Ms Wood, however, says the research suggests you shouldnвЂ™t come into contact with the bloom, вЂњAccording to ATAS, no toxic effects are known.вЂќ The вЂred tideвЂ™ as seen at Tathra, a natural phenomenon known as Noctiluca вЂ“ a marine dinoflagellate.

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