Surjanto Suradji submitted a heavenly look at Bishop Creek Canyon, forwarding his vision of fall color at night.
He wrote that the photos were taken Saturday night, as he was “curious to see these amazing landscape and gorgeous fall colors at night time.”
His results were better than he anticipated and truly remarkable, due to “the mystical quality of nighttime, with the milky way and millions of stars … added another level of richness to an already amazing landscape.”
Surjanto began photographing an hour after sunset but before moonrise, so that the milky way could be seen. He continued to midnight, providing for the long star-trails exposure. Heavenly. 
Note: To learn more about taking star trails timelapse photographs, CLICK HERE.
Beautiful pictures, did not realize the fall color could be captured vividly at night time!
Moonlight is needed to illuminate fall color at night. Moon phases are included in our weather reports posted on the site.