A Waft of Time

This surreal timelapse, panorama, panorama spans predawn, blue hour, and crack of dawn skies. Shut to the open of planet Earth’s northern hemisphere spring, the drift of time was captured between 4: 30 and 7: 00 am from a predicament overlooking northern Fresh Mexico’s Rio Grande Valley. In tracked photos of the night sky appropriate sooner than twilight begins, the Milky Methodology is solid across the southern (appropriate) edge of the panoramic body. In the direction of the east, a spread of rapid and lengthy exposures resolves the altering brightness because the Solar rises over the distant peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. In between, exposures made all around the spring morning’s intelligent blue hour are long-established to blend the night sky and crack of dawn over the excessive desolate tract panorama.