Those of you who follow Light Stalking regularly will probably recall photographer Gavin Heffernan whose time-lapse work we have featured before. Well, never one to rest on his laurels, Gavin has been at it again.
The below images of the milky way shot from one of the most light-polluted cities in the world – Los Angeles.
SKYGLOW from Sunchaser Pictures on Vimeo.
Now, Gavin is trying to explore the effects and dangers of urban light pollution through his Kickstarter campaign. You really should check it out to find out more.
You can read more about Gavin and keep up with his projects by following him on Twitter, liking him on Facebook,checking him out on Flickr or taking a look directly at his website.
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This article would be a lot more interesting with some “behind the scenes” information!
The images and movie are quite nice, but, a “how to” was what I was looking for when I clicked on this article. I was sadly disappointed. I would love to learn how he did it.
They are clearly Composits no??
Yes. If you look very closely you can see that these are clearly composited images.
Quite silly to say that he took those pictures in LA… He might have taken the foregrounds in LA, but the sky in EVERY single one of those photos comes from some where else. You might want to make that a bit clearer in your “article”