January 20, 2019

Matt Lantz
Gulf Shores, AL, USA
Gulf Shores, AL, USA
05/30/2022
11:45 pm
11:45 pm
Canon EOS 90d
Sigma 18-35 f/1.8
18mm f/1.8 at 6” ISO 2000
Slight brightness and contrast adjustments and noise reduction.
On vacation at Gulf Shores Alabama provided a nice dark sky to view the Tau Herculid meteor shower. It certainly over-performed from what is usually expected, but overall only saw about 10 meteors over about an hour and a half. Luckily, I captured one of them streaking in front of the Milky Way! Made it worth staying up late.
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January 20, 2019
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