APS Photography

APS Photography Unique places, Unique photographs! Follow Aaron's adventures from around the world.

A showcase of my images from my adventures travelling throughout Australia and overseas. Highlights including storm chasing in tornado alley USA, expedition cruises to the Arctic and Antarctic circles to living and working in Antarctica!

🌉One bridge. A thousand personalities.Over a few hours in San Francisco, I watched the Golden Gate Bridge transform from...
08/06/2026

🌉One bridge. A thousand personalities.

Over a few hours in San Francisco, I watched the Golden Gate Bridge transform from glowing gold beneath the California sun to disappearing entirely into rolling fog. Some moments felt iconic, others almost mysterious.

What fascinates me most isn't the bridge itself—it's how the same structure can tell a completely different story depending on the light, weather, and perspective.

Swipe through to see the Golden Gate Bridge at its most dramatic:
☀️ Sun-drenched and vibrant
🌫️ Wrapped in San Francisco's famous fog
🔩 Architectural details often overlooked
🌉 Perspectives that reveal why it's one of the world's most photographed landmarks.

One of the best bridge's I've walked across!

💥Which photo is your favourite?

🏙️A City in Motion, A Bridge in Time⌛.A long exposure capture from Tower Bridge looking toward The Shard, where London s...
16/05/2026

🏙️A City in Motion, A Bridge in Time⌛.

A long exposure capture from Tower Bridge looking toward The Shard, where London slows into light and motion. A passing red double-decker bus becomes a faint streak across the frame, symbolising the city’s constant rhythm.

Shot using NiSi filters to control the shutter speed, the scene balances crisp architectural detail with soft movement. Cool blue tones in the sky contrast against the iconic structure, giving the moment a calm yet dynamic energy in the heart of London.

Canon R5
Canon 24mm TSE

13/04/2026

Finland from above 🇫🇮 4K

Vast landscapes, quiet forests, and a sense of scale you can only feel from the sky.

🎵 Fibfy – Two Times

🚀Today, while the world looked up at the same Moon we’ve always known… a small crew slipped silently behind it—into a pl...
07/04/2026

🚀Today, while the world looked up at the same Moon we’ve always known… a small crew slipped silently behind it—into a place no human eyes have ever seen.

This morning’s image isn’t just the Moon.
It’s a moment in history.

Somewhere beyond that familiar glow, Artemis astronauts are now on the far side—completely cut off from Earth. No signals. No contact. Just trust, precision, and the weight of human curiosity carrying them forward.

They’ve travelled 248,655 miles through space over days… to stand on the edge of the unknown.

And as I captured this frame from Earth, it hit me—
we are witnessing the return of deep space exploration in real time.

It was amazing to hear the crew say when they returned from the dark side of the moon that they could see Oceana and Africa, and that we were all looking up to them and they were looking down to us! ❤️

📷 Canon R5
Canon 100-400mm
Canon 2 x extender
1.6 crop factor

MoonPhotography ExploreMore Humanity NightSky CanonR5 canon

☁️Clouds nearly stole the show… but the universe had other plans. 🌕On 3 March 2026, Melbourne was treated to a total lun...
05/03/2026

☁️Clouds nearly stole the show… but the universe had other plans. 🌕

On 3 March 2026, Melbourne was treated to a total lunar eclipse, the last one clearly visible from Australia for several years. Totality began around 10:04pm and lasted nearly an hour, turning the Moon into the iconic “Blood Moon” as Earth’s shadow completely covered its surface.

For the first half of the eclipse the sky was completely clouded over. I honestly thought the night was a write-off.

Then right before totality… the clouds cleared revealing such a beautiful sight!

Just enough time to capture the Moon transition through the deepest red phase of the eclipse — a moment created when sunlight bends through Earth’s atmosphere and paints the Moon with the colours of every sunrise and sunset happening on our planet. 🌍✨

These images show some of the different phases of the eclipse, tracked and captured using:

📷 Canon R5
🔭 Canon 100–400mm lens + 2x extender + 1.6x crop factor (1280mm)
⭐ iOptron SkyGuider Pro tracker
🖥️ BenQ photography monitor 

Sometimes astrophotography isn’t about perfect conditions…

…it’s about patience and a little bit of luck.

💥Did you manage to see it through the clouds?







“The Flight I Didn’t Plan”I was framed up on the iconic Lloyd’s Building and the sweeping curve of the Willis Building, ...
22/02/2026

“The Flight I Didn’t Plan”

I was framed up on the iconic Lloyd’s Building and the sweeping curve of the Willis Building, studying the lines, the symmetry, the way the glass bends the sky…

And then a plane entered the frame.
Climbing out from one of London's many airports, it passed perfectly between the two buildings. I kept the camera relatively steady and kept shooting as it moved through the gap.

Twelve frames later, the sky had drawn its own line. And the composite idea emerged.
What you’re seeing isn’t a single moment — it’s a composite of that unexpected trajectory.

The aircraft appears to curve, almost mimicking the bowed glass of the Willis.
Is it banking?
Following a great circle route over a spherical Earth?
Or is it simply perspective and optics playing with us?

Sometimes the best compositions aren’t designed.

Norway doesn't build roads. It carves them!One truck. A few seconds of motion. A mountain millions of years old. I was a...
04/01/2026

Norway doesn't build roads. It carves them!
One truck. A few seconds of motion. A mountain millions of years old.

I was amazed during a recent trip through Norway at the amount and length of tunnels there. The longest in the Lofoten region is 6.2kms long! While this tunnel was shorter, I set up my tripod to capture some momentary light trails with long exposure photography.

As the truck soared past and disappeared into the tunnel leaving only traces of light in its tracks.

🎉These are some the images that meant the most to me in 2025. Some were planned, most weren’t. ❤️Grateful for the places...
01/01/2026

🎉These are some the images that meant the most to me in 2025. Some were planned, most weren’t. ❤️Grateful for the places and the moments in between.

💥Which is your favourite?

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