While heading up Coal Creek Road at around ten pm in near complete darkness one night while attending the Ucross Foundation Residency in Wyoming, a glow usually formed looking directly north.

This was Sheridan, a city of about 17,000 people which lies about thirty miles due north.

The coal trains could be heard rumbling a few miles north of here.  The exposure of this photograph was a few minutes–not that long–because the night landscape was slightly illuminated by stars and a moon rising.

Steve Giovinco

With over three decades of experience, Steve Giovinco's recently has created night landscape photographs made a sites of environmental change, particularly focusing on the transformative beauty of remote and challenging locations like Greenland. A Yale University MFA graduate, his career highlights include over 90 exhibitions and is a three-time a Fulbright Fellow semi-finalist.

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