This lovely view from northern Spain [ http://www.ishango. ], at Cape Creus on the easternmost point of the Iberian peninsula [ http://visibleearth ], looks out across the Mediteranean and up into the stream of the 2002 Leonid [ http://leonid.arc.n ] meteor shower. The picture is a composite of thirty separate one minute exposures taken through a fisheye lens near the Leonids' first peak, about 4:00 Universal Time on November 19. Over 70 leonid meteors are visible here, some seen nearly head on, with bright Jupiter positioned just to the right of the shower's radiant [ http://liftoff.msfc meteors/Showers.html ] in Leo. Perched on the moonlit [ http://antwrp.gsfc. ] rocks at the bottom right, the photographers' dog seems to be watching the on going celestial display [ http://www.skylook. ] and adds a surreal visual [ http://albertlea.k1 image06.html ] element to the scene. What's the dog's name? Leica, of course.