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Photoshop v22.0 3d rendering of (99942) Apophis Object model from 3D Asteroid Catalogue
3d-asteroids.space/asteroids/99942-Apophis
false texture applied
light source upper right
mean diameter0.34+/- 0.04 km
Brozovic et al. (2018)
Based on 3D shape model derived from radar observations in 2012-2013
IAWN 2021 Worldwide Observation Program
Goldstone Radar Observations scheduled
2021-Mar -03 to14
Next Earth close approach occurs on 2021-Mar-06 01:15 at 0.113 au
Brightening to magnitude 15.5
Strobist: WhiteLightning X1600 into parabolic reflector above model @f/5.6. Fired via PW Plus II.
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About this Photo.
This photo is based on the concept of the Phoenix. In its beginning I wanted to go a lot more literal with a woman rising from the ashes and turning into a FireBird. As I got deep into my sketching and research, most of what I saw and drew looked way more comic book than what I wanted. The concept is important, but I wanted to add an element of fine art into it.
The model's name is Darya, and she has been through a lot in the last few months. She just moved to Chicago, and things didn't play out exactly as she'd hoped. Darya is strong. She doesn't let circumstance control her life. She is in the middle of a change, and like a Phoenix, she is shedding her old life, and bursting forth with a new life.
Note. This is a panorama, about 60 MegaPixels. Because Flickr is better suited to portrait vs lanscape orientation, it looks really small. You may view it larger on my Portfolio site if you are into that sort of thing.