This is a behind the scenes shot taken during the May 2014 Timelapse Moab workshop. On this night we were photographing at the Three Sisters in Goblin Valley State Park, Utah. The foreground was lit by an LED that we strategically placed off to one side behind all the camera gear.
This image is a capture of Skyline Arch under a setting crescent moon and features the Northern end of the Milky Way, taken in mid May 2015 between our two sold out Night Sky Utah workshops.
This is one of my favorite spots and one of the reasons I moved to Maine: the view of the Milky Way at Pemaquid Harbor from a good friend's house. The ridiculously bright light across the harbor is coming from Fort William Henry. A few years ago they installed a dusk-to-dawn sodium vapor lamp to light up the property all night long, every night of the year for "safety reasons." I can remember how many more night sky features were visible from this location during the years previous to the light being installed.
