02 · Joshua Tree, California

Joshua Tree After Dark

A tracked 4 × 16 frame panorama built to hold both celestial detail and the feeling of standing beneath it.

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Tracked nightscape

4 × 16 frame panorama

Southern California field work

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Project note

The sky is the subject. The fieldcraft makes it believable.

Nightscape work sits between landscape photography and deep-sky practice. The location, timing, foreground, tracking, overlap, and final stitch all have to agree before the image can feel effortless.

This Joshua Tree panorama is a useful expression of Cyrus’s approach: plan deliberately, gather enough information in the field, and let the final frame preserve the scale of the experience.

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Where this format can work.

A natural fit for outdoor equipment, dark-sky destinations, camera systems, tripods, tracking tools, and field-ready apparel.

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