A single exposure of 3576 seconds showing the rotation of the Earth and one of my favourite trees late one night. This is a photograph that shows distance & time in one shot. Above the tree you can see the North Star, Polaris, which lies 448 light years away from us. You can also see the flash of an Iridium Flare, which is the sun glinting off the solar panels of an Iridium class satellite (now decommissioned) in low Earth orbit and the tree lies in the Northern Lake District. One of my early star trails and still one of my favourites I’ve ever taken.
Everything is printed using the finests papers & ink so will never fade
All mounts are a light Ivory mount
Frames are traditional Oak or Painted Black
Both standard glass & ART glass are UV resistant
Everything is made locally to the highest standard using Cumbrian businesses
A single exposure of 3576 seconds showing the rotation of the Earth and one of my favourite trees late one night. This is a photograph that shows distance & time in one shot. Above the tree you can see the North Star, Polaris, which lies 448 light years away from us. You can also see the flash of an Iridium Flare, which is the sun glinting off the solar panels of an Iridium class satellite (now decommissioned) in low Earth orbit and the tree lies in the Northern Lake District. One of my early star trails and still one of my favourites I’ve ever taken.
Everything is printed using the finests papers & ink so will never fade
All mounts are a light Ivory mount
Frames are traditional Oak or Painted Black
Both standard glass & ART glass are UV resistant
Everything is made locally to the highest standard using Cumbrian businesses