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OVERVIEW Awards Contact Motion/First Ascent - Bomb Cyclone Motion/Skeet and the Cannon PORTFOLIO/sports PORTFOLIO/News Motion/The Long Goodbye Motion/A Deadly Shade of Green PORTFOLIO/Feature PORTFOLIO/The Wilds PORTFOLIO/Portrait BIO POVERTY PROJECTS/Sarah's Saga POVERTY PROJECTS/Rising Up POVERTY PROJECTS/Homeless to Hope POVERTY PROJECTS/Working Homeless POVERTY PROJECTS/Displaced Projects/War in Ukraine Projects/Covid-19 Projects/A Deadly Shade of Green Projects/Alaska Amputee Projects/MAX Projects/maine fisheries Projects/Comet NEOWISE Projects/A Different Future Projects/The Long Goodbye Projects/Maine Farm Projects/New Future-Sierra Leone Projects/Ebola Sierra Leone Projects/Maine Frontier Medicine

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SMITHFIELD, MAINE - JULY 21, 2020 Kyle Grantham, a professional photographer from Delaware, makes a picture of the Milky Way after making pictures of his true objective, comet NEOWISE, at the water's edge of the Narrows on North Pond in Smithfield, Maine on July 21, 2020. The celestial event happens once every 6,800 years making it a unique experience justifying the 1,200 mile round trip for only 4 hours of shooting.

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