Photographer captures night sky to raise awareness of light pollution
The shoreline in Acadia National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
The night sky in Capitol Reef National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
Wild Goose Island in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
A panoramic view of Many Glacier in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
The Two Medicine area in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
Lightning over Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
A mountain goat in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
Mt. Reynolds in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
The St. Mary Visitor Center in Glacier National Park. (Imma Barrera photo)
Photographer Imma Barrera is on a mission to document and protect America’s dark skies.
For the past several years, the New Jersey-based artist has been working towards her goal of capturing images of the Milky Way in diverse ecosystems across the country while also raising awareness of light pollution and its effects...
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