The Gallery in Mount Shasta presents the latest works of Brad Goldpaint including an extended look from his time-lapse film, “Illusion of Lights: A Journey into the Unseen.” The opening reception begins at 4pm on Saturday, February 7, 2015.
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Brad Goldpaint is a professional photographer and educator whose work reflects a deep connection to wilderness and the preservation of dark skies. Through his images and teaching, he helps others reconnect with the night and its fading presence in the modern world.
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What unfolded on May 10, 2024, over the Grand Teton Range was nothing like what I had ever imagined. Exploding waves of green, red, and purple swept across the entire sky, vivid and unmistakable, visible to the naked eye, and one of the most beautiful events I have ever witnessed.
After 15 years of chasing the Milky Way, comets, meteor showers, and moonlit landscapes, here’s what I’ve learned about night photography that most tutorials skip.
See how I use Bright Monitoring and Focus Magnifier to compose in the dark and focus on stars with my Sony a1 II.
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hey wanted to say hi and how very inspiring your work is. It is ethereal and amazing to look up. Hopefully we will make it up your way you both are such amazing people and it was my joy to have met you! Scott and Dianne