This is another photo from a recent visit to Waimarama to shoot the Milky Way, and in this frame I managed to capture a meteor. The shot reminded me of the photo I took last year at Kairakau with the ISS traveling along the Milky Way ( http://bit.ly/160AC47 ), hence the title.
Upon arrival the sky was full of stars, and the bright core of the Milky Way was rising on the horizon to the east. I stood there by a small stream and watched the reflections of the stars on the water, so I set up my tripod and camera to capture this amazing scene in front of me. While I was waiting for the exposures, it gave me time to just look up at the stars and reflect on life – It’s certainly moments like these that makes you appreciate everything around you…
copyright 2015 | Mark Gee | theartofnight.com
Upon arrival the sky was full of stars, and the bright core of the Milky Way was rising on the horizon to the east. I stood there by a small stream and watched the reflections of the stars on the water, so I set up my tripod and camera to capture this amazing scene in front of me. While I was waiting for the exposures, it gave me time to just look up at the stars and reflect on life – It’s certainly moments like these that makes you appreciate everything around you…
copyright 2015 | Mark Gee | theartofnight.com
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