While editing timelapse I shot July 2012, I noticed a meteor in a frame. I caught it on 2 Canon 5D Mark III cameras. Last July, I posted a photo of the lightning and Milky Way, but missed the meteor. Phil Plait wrote about that photo last July.
Meteor with Canon 14mm on 5D Mark III Cropped from 14mm
I also caught it on a second camera, with a 25mm Zeiss F2.0 lens.
Meteor, Lightning and the Milky Way with Zeiss 25mm F2.0
Print or Gallery Wrap, is available of the second photo here.
I borrowed both of the lenses from Borrowlenses.com, who is also a sponsor for my next timelapse video, that will be coming out this winter.
Some of my favorites from shooting timelapse in 2012. These were all frames from a timelapse. The timelapse will be out this winter.
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July storm and Milky Way in central South Dakota
Near and Far – Frame from lightning timelapse in May 2012Late April Aurora in Badlands National Park
June Milky Way at Devils Tower in Wyoming.A crescent Moon sets under the Milky Way in SD.Meteor with persistent train – October 2012. One year earlier, I captured the same phenomena, in the same spot.Aurora reflects off a pond in South Dakota.Sunset on the White River in South Dakota.Late June Milky Way in Custer State Park of SD.July sunset in South Dakota.The Milky Way turns out better on some nights, this was one of them.
Timelapse and still photography – Milky Way and night sky workshops, time lapse stock footage
