Composite image from the peak night of the Perseid meteor shower, 2018.
Like every year with good night sky viewing since 2009, I went out and captured Perseid meteors again in 2018. I used two cameras on the peak night, creating both composite images and a time-lapse video.
Thanks Michael B. Stuart & Fstoppers for featuring my Perseid meteor shower photo in your article!
A Baker’s Dozen of Impressive Perseid Meteor Shower Captures
https://fstoppers.com/originals/bakers-dozen-impressive-perseid-meteor-shower-captures-279239
Here’s the time-lapse video, showing the atmospheric moisture and clouds that come up during the shoot:
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