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Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 6885 "Flying Saucer" A 3-hour exposure made from 2:00 am to 5:00 am on March 28, 2009. This image earned the title "Flying Saucer" thanks to my brother, who thought that the rings made by the stars resemble what the bottom of a flying saucer might look like.
Travis Novitsky > SPIRIT TREE 2198 "Midnight moonrise at the Spirit Tree"
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 6326 "Never-ending light" 78 minute exposure taken on September 19, 2009 on a seemingly "pitch-black" night. This image proves that even on the darkest of nights, there is still light to be captured.
Travis Novitsky > SPIRIT TREE 4957 "Spirits in the sky" Stars and the Milky Way above the Spirit Tree
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 5355 "GP Light Pollution" Even here, in the small village of Grand Portage on the north shore of Lake Superior, light pollution can be a big problem when trying to shoot the night sky. On an unseasonably warm January night the lights from the Grand Portage Lodge and Casino cast an overpowering glow into the sky. Coming from behind me, illumination from my neighbor's yard light creates long tree shadows out onto the ice of Grand Portage Bay.
Travis Novitsky > WYOMING 7372 "Night sky over Mt. Moran and the Teton Range" Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 9511 "Remembering the Fitzgerald" Split Rock Lighthouse State Park - Each year on November 10, the Split Rock Lighthouse light is lit in remembrance of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald, an ore freighter that sank on Lake Superior on November 10, 1975.
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 9521 "Star trails over the Tettegouche Arch" Tettegouche State Park, MN
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 9500 "Star trails over the Ghost Maple" A one hour exposure made before the moonrise on November 8, 2009.
STAR TRAILS 6885

"Flying Saucer"

A 3-hour exposure made from 2:00 am to 5:00 am on March 28, 2009. This image earned the title "Flying Saucer" thanks to my brother, who thought that the rings made by the stars resemble what the bottom of a flying saucer might look like.
Travis Novitsky > STAR TRAILS 6885 "Flying Saucer" A 3-hour exposure made from 2:00 am to 5:00 am on March 28, 2009. This image earned the title "Flying Saucer" thanks to my brother, who thought that the rings made by the stars resemble what the bottom of a flying saucer might look like.
STAR TRAILS 6885

"Flying Saucer"

A 3-hour exposure made from 2:00 am to 5:00 am on March 28, 2009. This image earned the title "Flying Saucer" thanks to my brother, who thought that the rings made by the stars resemble what the bottom of a flying saucer might look like.
See photo in original gallery.
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