As the cameras remain stationary, the sky rotates overhead and the stars burn trails on the film. We made a little over 90 exposures that night in hopes of capturing meteors. That's about par for the course, 40-50 shots with a 50mm lens to capture a meteor. However the shot shown here, one of the finest I've ever seen, comes very rarely. The meteor that produced this image lit the ground up all around our camp and cameras.
T here are several interesting things to make note of.
This is the famous M33 Galaxy in the constellation Triangulum.