Meteor Storm
Russel Kwan
11"x14"
fiber based silver gelatin
edition of 9

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The sunarc in this picture reads like a meteor breaking up or exploding as it crosses the sky. The "explosions" are actually caused by drops of water on the window the camera is pointed out - there was a terrific squally wind storm today, and the wind was constantly driving rain against the window. In between squalls, the sun would come out, lighting up all the water droplets.

4x5 inch film, ultra long exposure (9 hours), ZeroImage pinhole camera

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Series Keywords: ultra long film based exposures of the sun crossing the sky, sun arcs, experimental film chemistry

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