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As part of my Final Major Project at College I chose the theme of Zodiac, and the Horoscope Constellations of the sky as my chosen pathway of interpretting my theme.
Each of my images includes an overlay of the collection of stars for the given zodiac sign in which I have been led to believe as it appears in the night sky.
Pisces: (February 19 - March 20)
As modelled by Victoria
A piece by Jason Hackenworth commissioned for the 2013 Edinburgh International Science Festival and suspended in the main hall of the National Museum Of Scotland.
I first learnt about it on the excellent Colossal blog, and of course it was probably photographed by everyone in Edinburgh over the Easter break. Still, I really couldn't help myself.
The fish have had enough. Being constantly bullied, harassed, and eaten by sharks has driven them to roll up their sleeves and develop the technology to deal with this menace once and for all. Their solution? P.I.S.C.E.S.: Prototype Invention Specifically Constructed to Eliminate Sharks! With a crew of three, a giant claw, giant harpoon, torpedoes, spear-rockets, and machine-harpoons, the P.I.S.C.E.S. is ready to send these Deep Blue Scoundrels packing for good!
Ladies and gentlemen I bring you the first creation of what I hope will be a new building theme: FISHTECH.
Your element: Water
Your ruling planets: Neptune
Symbol: The Fish
Your stone: Bloodstone
Life Pursuit: To avoid feeling alone and instead feel connected to others and the world at large
Vibration: Erratic Energy levels
Pisces Secret Desire: To live their dreams and turn fantasies into realities.
So, I have a lot of people to thank for this photograph.
This is my take on the fish . . . I always wanted to be a mermaid & I LOVE the way this one turned out - MUCH more than my first one!
Love getting comments & feedback, but
PLEASE NO GRAPHICS. . . thank you!
The fish have had enough. Being constantly bullied, harassed, and eaten by sharks has driven them to roll up their sleeves and develop the technology to deal with this menace once and for all. Their solution? P.I.S.C.E.S.: Prototype Invention Specifically Constructed to Eliminate Sharks! With a crew of three, a giant claw, giant harpoon, torpedoes, spear-rockets, and machine-harpoons, the P.I.S.C.E.S. is ready to send these Deep Blue Scoundrels packing for good!
Ladies and gentlemen I bring you the first creation of what I hope will be a new building theme: FISHTECH.
A little more info at my blog: www.daveexmachina.com/wordpress/?p=2999
MS Star Pisces is a cruise ship, owned by Star Cruises and up until recently did short cruises from Hong Kong after she was laid up. She was originally built as the cruiseferry MS Kalypso in 1990 by Masa-Yards, Turku, Finland for Rederi AB Slite for use in Viking Line traffic. The ship was designed by Per Dockson.
Source: Wikipedia
Considered the faintest of all the Messier objects, I only managed to capture 20 frames this season, which is not nearly enough. But at least it's visible.
I used my own program AstroStaxDS for the flat frame adjustment, and the stacking. No other processing was done, other than a crop.
Urania's Mirror, or a View of the Heavens, one of a set of thirty-two engraved and hand-coloured tissue-backed celestial charts for educational use by novice astronomers, engraved by Sidney Hall and published by Samuel Leigh, London, c. 1823.
Discover more exciting objects at National Museums Scotland in Search our collections.
Hello to beloved Pisces season 🐟 The time for sacred feminine work. Diving into the deep dark waters of the Self, reaching out & sharing in community. To take an honest look at ones Path. Am I where I want to be? How can i share more? How can i assist? I know I have a few projects that could need some loving attention.
Blessed work & happy full Moon tomorow 🌸
A piece by Jason Hackenworth commissioned for the 2013 Edinburgh International Science Festival and suspended in the main hall of the National Museum Of Scotland.
I first learnt about it on the excellent Colossal blog, and of course it was probably photographed by everyone in Edinburgh over the Easter break. Still, I really couldn't help myself.