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Meteor by Thomas O’Brien
Published May 20, 2014
Updated May 5, 2016
Marc Muench sent us a link to Thomas O’Brien’s 2014 Meteor Reel. O’Brien (www.tmophoto.com) has created a beautiful timelapse project that was shot during the Perseid, Geminid and Leonid meteor showers. Watch it in ND! O’Brien has written a blog post on the Muench Workshops website with meteor shower photography tips. Click here to see the post.