
John Ashley wrote on April 22:
Rain in the Montana Rockies for tonight’s Lyrids, so I headed out last night instead. Saw one meteor during four hours of watching, but it was worthwhile sitting on the shore for a calm and beautiful night over Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park.
By the way … the light at right is car headlights. At left is light pollution from Lake McDonald Lodge.
Nikon D750, Rokinon 24mm lens, 30 sec f2 @3200 ISO
Photoshop Bridge & CS6
Thank you, John! Beautiful.
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