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Phillip Island, Australia

cover photo by Marco Marchelli

Location added by Luca Uccelli

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 2 votes)

Coordinates : -38.481506, 145.252918 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Landscapes, ducks, kangaroos, wallabies, snakes, bats, porcupines, eagles white Australian, Australian white ibis, great tits, dingoes (Australian wild dog), pelicans, cassowaries, owls, swans, etc..

Recommended equipment : Wide angle for landscapes, preferably with panoramic tripod for any and / or HDR, telephoto: it can be useful for photographing wildlife, or to photograph the seals on Seal Rock (eastern side of Phillip Island).

Best months : Wide angle for landscapes, preferably with panoramic tripod for any and / or HDR, telephoto: it can be useful for photographing wildlife, or to photograph the seals on Seal Rock (eastern side of Phillip Island).

How to get there : Coming from Melbourne in an hour and a half you arrive without too many delays, due to the speed limits. The road is excellent and the traffic never too heavy.

Visits : http://www.piwildlifepark.com.au

Notes : I visited Australia unfortunately during a short business trip with limited photographic equipment (a full-frame, 24-105mm, a 70-200mm lens, extender, monopod), spending a day in Melbourne and one at Phillip Island. Surely better to see Melbourne, You need the 2 days almeno.Per calmly see Phillip Island I would say that half a day is sufficient; advised to get up early to enjoy sunrise on the beaches of Phillip Island.

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Sunrise: 07:56, Sunset: 18:37

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🌕 Full Moon, Brightness: 97%

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