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July Night Photography in Bodie State Historic Park

Stack of 58 images post-processed in StarStaX: gap-filling with “comet” mode turned on to minimize airplane trails

Another Bodie night photography workshop, which we’re conducting in a 3 day/night format this year, so we can have practice nights and at least one classroom and post-processing session before the precious hours of the Bodie access night! Here are some of the first night & evening shots I’ve processed.

Fireball meteor over Bodie State Historic Park, California July 7.

‪Fireball captured in the dark skies over Bodie State Historic Park, July 7. This image I captured during the workshop was used in this week’e ‪Meteor Activity Outlook for July 21-27, 2018: ‬
‪https://www.amsmeteors.org/2018/07/meteor-activity-outlook-for-july-21-27-2018/
from the American Meteor Society @amsmeteors

Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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