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Feb 11 2009

Published by mikeywriteswell at 4:47 pm under News, Photojournalism/Art Edit This

February 8, 2008 - The Associated Press features a story on the town of Tekapo whose citizen’s have opted for no flashy signs or s streetlights at night in order to preserve the beautiful scenery in the night sky. By law, even houselights must face down, not up.

A stone church sits peaceful until a glistening night sky in November 2007. (AP Photo/Fraser Gunn) ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES, NO ARCHIVE