When I was catching star trails around Polaris, the North Star, and playing with their reflections during the Orionid meteor shower last weekend, I also caught a meteor and its reflection. This was taken at an ultra-wide 14mm focal length, and the reflection is at best about 1/8th as bright as the direct view of the meteor, so that's one very long, bright meteor to show up!
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Orionid Meteor Reflection
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NICE! Congrats!
Awesome Jeff!
Que lindo paisaje y q bella es la naturaleza
That's a fantastic capture!
NIce Jeff!
amzing & charmw
That is awesome, my sister and I saw a couple of meteor that night. Wish I'd set up my camera, regretting it now! This photo is amazing!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool.
Woow!!! Perfect and beautiful sky!!!