Posts Tagged ‘Joshua Tree National Park’
August 7-11, 2023 Join filmmaker and photographer Henry Jun Wah Lee for an intimate, hands-on Perseid Meteor Shower, Milky Way, Astrophotography and Magic Hour workshop in Joshua Tree, California. This special 5 day/4 night workshop is limited to only 5 participants. Learn from one of the premier astrophotography and timelapse shooters in the world as […]
July 19-23, 2023 Join filmmaker and photographer Henry Jun Wah Lee for an intimate, hands-on Milky Way, Astrophotography and Magic Hour workshop in Joshua Tree, California. This 2 night main workshop plus an optional 2 night advanced option, is limited to only 5 participants. Learn from one of the premier astrophotography and timelapse shooters in […]
June 21-23, 2023 Join filmmaker and photographer Henry Jun Wah Lee for an intimate, hands-on Milky Way, Astrophotography and Magic Hour workshop in Joshua Tree, California. This 2 night workshop is limited to only 5 participants. Learn from one of the premier astrophotography and timelapse shooters in the world as Henry shares his knowledge and […]
[ad#728×90] [nggallery id=12] [ad#728×90] Timelapse night photography of the Leonid Meteor shower over Joshua Tree National Park. Shot between 12:30am and 5:00am on the morning of November 18, 2010. Due to the brightness of the moon, it was difficult to see the showers until after it set, which was around 3:30am. You’ll see a few […]
Summer is the best time to catch glimpses of the galactic center of the Milky Way. This photo was taken in Joshua Tree National Park on August 13, 2010. The galactic core of the Milky Way was visible after sunset in the South-Southeast direction but the milky way extends completely across the sky from horizon […]
The Video: The Inspiration: The Manic Star video was a long project in the making. Years ago I remember sitting on the boulders near Skull Rock in Joshua Tree at night looking up at the big open sky. Growing up in big cities, I had never seen so many stars in my life. There were […]
The Leonid meteor showers occur every year around November 17th-18th and I decided to make the crazy 5 hour round trip drive away from the lights of Los Angeles to the dark sky of Joshua Tree National Park in one night. Altogether I saw about 15-20 meteors per hour in the wee hours of the […]