Nae Lenore Photography

21/01/2026

Some post edited aurora images from last night on my iMac 5k using Lightroom. Taken at Murchison, Victoria, Australia 20/01/26

21/01/2026

Some quick editing in Lightroom on iMac 5k screen from last night aurora 20/1/26

21/01/2026

Well she put on a show again last night, quick edit in Lightroom before doing a final publish on website 😎

17/11/2025

Well what a show of the aurora on 12/11/25 it was!! Just a few pics of what was captured 😍😍

13/11/2025

Well what a show of the aurora last night it was!! Just a few pics of what was captured 😍😍

09/11/2025

When ego builds a trillion-dollar surfboard and calls it progress, sometimes the only sane response… is laughter.
Dedicated to the late, great Rik Mayall — Patron Saint of Satirical Sanity.


When Elon Musk warned Joe Rogan of a “supersonic tsunami” caused by AI, he probably didn’t realise he was describing himself.
The world’s loudest futurist, fresh from pocketing a trillion dollar paycheck, now tells us the machines might make humanity obsolete. Somewhere, Rick Mayall is laughing in the kind of wild, unstoppable laughter that only comes from seeing irony finally catch up with ego.
At this point, the only reasonable response comes from Rick himself, bursting through the ether, hair on fire, clutching a microphone:
“A TRILLION, YOU KNOW! YES, A TRILLION!”
Then collapsing into hysterics as the rest of us quietly wonder how satire became a documentary.
Because let’s be honest, the real supersonic wave isn’t artificial intelligence. It’s unmoderated arrogance. The bigger the ego, the faster the spin. And Musk’s version of the future is less about saving humanity and more about seeing how many people can fit on his surfboard before the wave eats itself.
We keep calling this “innovation.” But what it really looks like is a feedback loop with no off
switch but a trillion dollar mirror reflecting itself.
Meanwhile, the real thinkers of our time are whispering a different tune. They’re talking about coherence, ethics, and sustainability, concepts too quiet to trend but too important to ignore. They’re not chasing tsunamis. They’re designing tides that sustain life instead of swallowing it.
If the future really is a supersonic wave, maybe it’s time we stop idolising the surfers and start
listening to the ocean.

25/04/2025

Lest we forget

07/04/2025

All framed up and ready for local artist exhibition over Easter time 😁😁

25/03/2025

So out trying to take pics of an aurora and I get photobombed by headlights from a passing car ends up making for an awesome pic! Thanks for the enhancement! 🤩🤩

23/03/2025

07/03/2025

Met Mini Aurora from Tasmania. She was very shy and only showed a glimpse of herself whilst dancing with the stars…

Mini Aurora Tasmania

07/03/2025

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Tasmania in Black & White