As a moonrise burns across the horizon, lights dance above the Old Man of Storr, in Scotland.

For the first time in its 2800-million-year history, this iconic rock formation was illuminated with powerful lights attached to drones, cutting through the darkness, and revealing the icy landscape. Blizzards howled through much of the night, leaving mere minutes to execute the photograph before the moon became too bright. As the storm passed, the icy crystals suspended in the air refracted the moonlight, shifting it into a fiery orange.