With the moon setting early behind the mountains here in the Sierras I was able to get in some extended photography time. With the moonlight diminished the Milky Way became much more visible and a lot more meteor streaks could be seen. I was fortunate in this exposure to capture three trails.
http://wildlightnaturephotography.com/Lyrid%20Meteor%20Shower%207910-Gallery.htm If any of you are interested in learning how to capture scenes like this with your 35mm camera, I am teaching a workshop here in Lake Tahoe, CA this coming September on starlight and low light photography. You can find more information on my website via the following link. http://wildlightnaturephotography.com/Twilight%20&%20Starlight%20Photography%20Lake%20Tahoe%20Workshop.htm I will be posting a few more images of a couple of last year's meteor showers over the next few days. Mark ______________________________________________ Visit the Archives at http://www.meteorite-list-archives.com Meteorite-list mailing list [email protected] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
