Stock Photo - The wonders of the southern hemisphere sky rising over the Tasman Sea at Cape Conran, on the Gippsland Coast of Victoria. Australia, on March 31, 2017. . . The head and neck of the Dark Emu is rising from the ocean. At top is the Carina Nebula area, below is Crux, the Southern Cross, and below it are the twin Pointer Stars of Alpha and Beta Centauri. At top right is the Large Magellanic Cloud, and below it is the Small Magellanic Cloud. Left (north) of the Crux and Pointers is the fuzzy spot of Omega Centauri globular cluster. At far right is the star Achernar. At centre is the area of the South Celestial Pole. . . The dim red glow in the sky due south at centre might be aurora australis but is likely airglow. . . This is a stack of 4 x 40-second exposures, untracked, for the ground, mean combined to smooth noise, and one 40-second exposure for the sky, all at f/2. 5 with the 14mm Rokinon lens and Canon 6D at ISO 3200.