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    Edit Photo Details Standing In Awe   #sky #night #silhouette #star #shooting #meteor #milky #astrophotography #perseid #selfie
    I set out to capture some meteors during the peak of the Perseid Meteor Shower and proceeded to witness more meteors than I have ever seen cumulatively. Specifically I wanted to get a photo of myself with the Milky Way and a meteor overhead. So I setup my composition, slid my shutter release into the lock position and let my camera begin to fire. What you see here is a single frame, of the largest and brightest meteor I have ever witnessed, streaking above my silhouette.
    WHAT MAKES THIS PHOTO GREAT?
    Composition 19
    Lighting 14
    Creativity 13
    Story 12
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    Photo Details
    Date Taken: Aug 13, 2015
    Date Uploaded: Aug 23, 2015
    Location: San Simeon, California, United States
    Camera: Canon EOS 6D
    Focal Length: 35 mm
    Shutter Speed: 15/1 sec
    Aperture: f/1.4
    ISO: 6400
    Copyright: © Brady Cabe
    Categories: Landscapes, Nature, Space
    Assignments: Best of the World, Undiscovered
    Contests: 2015 National Geographic Photo Contest