Wanna See How The Stars Move In The Night Sky?
 

These are spectacular star trails that were photographed via long exposure shots that took 15 hours to complete. Truly astonishing work by photographer Lincoln Harrison.

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van gogh had it right all along

nice, but mystery to me is why we dont see more stars on night sky?

love these pics..lot of work went into em....oh and as for what you can see...live in a bigger city or around larger community I assume seeandsee? - all comes down to the amoutn of light in the surrounding area

Light Pollution from nearby cities and towns. Try going out on the ocean in a boat at night, at least 30 miles offshore, on a clear night.... unfuckingbelievable amount of stars...




.:2 cents:

get out of the city and you'll see way more stars

I'd be afraid of planes ruining the picture. It'd be hard to find a spot of the sky around here that could go 15 hours without anything flying through.

I always notice the difference when its the other way around - go into a city, look up and can't see anything.

More Munch than Van Gogh...

Lovely shots.

Just clone them out, it's not as if you wouldn't be chopping all the pics together anyway.