"Photographing a fireball is tricky, you never know exactly when or where it will appear. But you can improve your odds by shooting long sequences and staying consistent with your dark sky hunts, especially around meteor shower dates"
Photo and caption by Pavel Vorobiev
- Captured in a National Park in Baja California (Hanson Lagoon)
- Created from two 20-second exposures, selected from a sequence of 561 frames
- This photo has been featured in renowned publications such as "Sky & Telescope" and "National Geographic Latinoamérica." It has also been exhibited on AstroBin and has been part of several photographic exhibitions. Now, it can be yours.
Opportunities come more easily when you're consistent
Out of 561 shots, Pavel captured this stunning image just for you
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