This is a pretty subtle photograph of the night skies. It is not often that I have something more spectacular. The night sky and stars, in wide angle views, which this is, is a very subtle thing. But to stand under the stars and begin to look for familiar things is such a rich experience. So to make this have some kind of interest, I have drawn the constellation lines that define the two constellations of both Cassopeia and Perseus. But look at all the stars. It is such a shame that most people never get to see the stars like this, because of light pollution created by man. Please click on this image to see a larger version with more detail.
4 comments:
I remember being in Mexico for Amy's Wedding and we saw so many stars and constellations which I never see here.
This is spectacular! Trace
Wow! This is the way to view the night sky.
Thanks Ken!!
This is so cool. I used to be able to see the Big Dipper/Ursa Major. But now it is more difficult. Thanks for posting this.
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