View allAll Photos Tagged celestial
"Dont pick up any big jobs such as balancing life or trying to be one with the universe. Mind loves this. However, the positions's already filled. You needn't apply." -Mooji (White Fire)
Enjoyed spending some time being pecked on the head and trying some more creative stuff with the beautiful Arctic Terns on the Farnes!
Fantasy Faire 2024
fantasyfairesl.wordpress.com/fairelands-2024/
Credits and more words:
michelehyacinth.wordpress.com/2024/04/13/celestial-blessi...
Credits only:
Gown: Ulrika in pond pack (with color changing hud) from Poet’s Heart by Nim Darkheart. Ulrika fits a wide range of bodies; I show it in Lara. Poet’s Heart will be located in the Avalon region, created by Worldbuilder and Fallen Gods creator Alia Baroque.
Fairelands Lore:
The beautiful Lunafae Blessing Stone featured in the photos was created by Fairelands Worldbuilder Sharni Azalee for her gorgeous region in the 2018 Fairelands. I do love this creation and have had it out on my parcel since 2018.
The lovely animated wings are also a Poet Heart creation…from the PH “Insecta” fatpack from the 2020 Fairelands. I show the wings only from that fatpack (which includes a dress, hat, leggings) in “Dragonfly.”
Celestial Statue: Fantasy Statue Princess Sun-Moon from Micsha Store by Anima Fredda Lemon. Included in this weekend’s Secret Sale. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mountains%20of%20Starlight...
I'm back early from my week long trip to Skye, the bulk of the weather reports said it was to get worse, and it wasn't great to begin with.
This was taken a wee while before I went to bed - the clear sky was a huge surprise to me so I made the most of it.
I shot a couple at really high ISO, and then dropped down to ISO 400 for this one, to get less noise over the 8 minute (ish) exposure. It came out really clean with the minimum of messing around, which makes me even happier with it.
If I only came away from my trip with this photo I'd be quite happy. Got one or two more in the works though.
Canon Eos 5D mk II, 17-40L
Strobist - Moon, quarter power.
All of my photos are taken as one shot, unless specifically stated otherwise.
If you are going to post an invite to a group, please read my PROFILE first. Thanks.
The Celestial 'G' is a group of stars referred to as an asterism and is a good way of identifying several bright naked-eye stars in the vicinity of the constellation of Orion. The asterism starts with Aldebaran in Taurus before moving up to Capella in Auriga. From there it moves to Castor and Pollux in Gemini and then on to Procyon in Canis Minor. The final section starts with Sirius in Canis Major before moving on to Rigel, Bellatrix and finally Betelgeuse in Orion to form the final part of the 'G'. I used an 18-55mm lens to get this shot but with a basic wide angle converter added to make the effective focal length 8mm. Without this the asterism would not fit in the frame!
This glittering ball of stars is the globular cluster NGC 1898, which lies towards the centre of the Large Magellanic Cloud — one of our closest cosmic neighbours. The Large Magellanic Cloud is a dwarf galaxy that hosts an extremely rich population of star clusters, making it an ideal laboratory for investigating star formation.
More information: www.spacetelescope.org/images/potw1840a/
Credit:
ESA/Hubble & NASA
"Count your nights by stars, not shadows; count your life with smiles, not tears."
This was a night when my friends and I managed to get away from everything and just be ourselves, catch up on life and dance in the moonlight. The flash on my phone managed to capture a nice profile while I edited the stars in.
This image was captured back towards the beginning of January during a very cold night/morning on a hill in Wiltshire.
The image depicts the constellation of Orion above an ancient burial mound.
I just went down to the promenade for a breath of fresh air before it got dark, not specifically to see the sun set as it had already sunk below the usual evening bank of cloud. Then suddenly the clouds started to part and this wonderful beam of light shone upwards towards the still blue sky. A lovely end to the day.
Connect with me: JasonGambone.com * Instagram * Facebook * Twitter * Purchase Prints
Before I wrapped up my night out at this location, I had to capture the Milky Way. It was 1:30 AM and the moon had set. The Milky Way was easily visible because of this. This photo is a panorama that is comprised of 14 photos. I wanted to show as much of the Milky Way spanning the sky as I could.
Multiple plastic objects, suspended ceiling grid
by Patricia Piccinini. Part of the FairyTales exhibition at GoMA
An awesome morning, when the star Regulus, the planets Venus, Mars and Jupiter join the crescent Moon to greet early earthling risers.
7D2 + 24-105 L IS
Created for the 41st Weekly Contest on Man Ray: Antique European Globe
Thanks to Paul Grand for the Globe.