Solar Eclipse Expedition in Australia and New Zealand

Tomasz Czarnecki will talk about an expedition to Australia and New Zealand for the total solar eclipse in 2012
Admission to the presentation – PLN 10/person Payable locally, please have the exact amount in cash with you, thank you!

In 2012, I co-organized and led an expedition to observe the total solar eclipse in northwestern Australia (which then headed to New Zealand), during which we not only crossed Australia from south to north, climbing the highest mountain of the continent, Mt Kosciuszko, we also dived on the Great Barrier Reef , we admired the sunrise over Uluru, but also traveled both islands of New Zealand.

Tomasz L. Czarnecki, born in 1969, by education (only) an architect, more of a graphic artist, traveller, guide and (above all) photographer. I have always tried to convince and invite photons to my lens to try to reflect at least part of the beauty that surrounds us. Already at school I was called this camera with a camera, but it was only under the supervision of professors Thomas Neff, A.J. Meek and Michael Book at the School of Art + Design at Louisiana State University, these games have become more conscious, for which I will always be grateful.
The traveler’s gene was instilled in me by my father – a mountain climber and Himalayan mountaineer, who, among others, was part of the team responsible for the first traverse of the Ruwenzori mountains in Africa or skiing through Spitsbergen. My own interests, among others astronomy, led to the organization of several expeditions to observe solar eclipses – to Hungary, the USA, China and Australia, which became an introduction to inviting others to joint landscape photography workshops and trips to unique places. In my photographic travels, I have traveled a lot around the USA, Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe.
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