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Lyrids meteor shower

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Photographer Brad Goldpaint is a night owl for good reasons. He creates stunning images of the night sky. "Beyond the Rim" was taken in Crater Lake National Park during the Lyrids meteor shower on April 20/21. It is made up of 9 images and includes the Milky Way rising behind Crater Lake, reflecting off the water, and a lone Lyrid meteor passing overhead.”
Read more about his amazing photography: Brad Goldpaint

Brad Goldpaint has a Free Presentation at the Cascade Center of Photography on July 28. 7pm.

His latest image (below) “Beyond the Rim” was chosen as NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) and is displayed today, April 25, 2012 on its website.