Tokyo is a city best viewed at night, and these stunning pictures prove it.
Source: Magical Night Photography Of Tokyo’s Streets by Masashi Wakui | Bored Panda
Tokyo is a city best viewed at night, and these stunning pictures prove it.
Source: Magical Night Photography Of Tokyo’s Streets by Masashi Wakui | Bored Panda
San Francisco-based photographer Beth Moon has spent more than a decade of her life hunting down our planet’s aboriginal trees, chasing them to their isolated and solitary bowers at the edges of civilization. After devoting fourteen years to shooting ancient trees by day, the photographer embarked on Diamond Nights, capturing the looming plants under the black shroud of midnight and illuminated by a dusting of twinkling stars.
Source: Ancient African Trees Illuminated by Starlight - Feature Shoot
A yellow tent glows beneath Yosemite National Park’s Half Dome in this National Geographic Photo of the Day from our Your Shot community.
Source: Half Dome Image, Yosemite -- National Geographic Photo of the Day
Here is a breathtaking Northern Lights Timelapse shot by Alexis Coram.
Illusion of Lights: A Journey into the Unseen
This is an incredible piece of work!
The makers of this piece describe it as follows:
"Illusion of Lights introduces you to the concept of movement and time that visually explores our night skies. Beginning with the dazzling chaos of urban light pollution, the film takes you on a magnificent trip across pristine wilderness areas and shares with you the wonders of our night skies. With hundreds of thousands of gorgeous images produced especially for this project, Illusion of Lights gives you scene after scene of unique and detailed views from locations few will ever encounter. Fly over high altitude peaks, soar with the wind, and follow the Milky Way as it dances through the afterhours. From beyond the stars to beneath our feet, each time-lapsed sequence gives the viewer a visual narrative that attempts to communicate what the artist experiences each night in the field; natures expressions of human curiosity and ambition."
"Brad Goldpaint spent 3 years of creative exploration crafting visual metaphors which reflect aspects of existence that are often hidden from everyday sight. We interact with these miracles on a daily basis yet we are amazed at the infinite magnitude of our planet. We encourage you to raise your eyes towards the night sky. Explore. Realize you are a part of the illusion and the universe is a part of you."
Learn more about this film:
http://www.illusionoflights.com/about
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Mark Gee seems like every other Aussie I've ever met, a genuine and friendly guy. Here is a video profile about him and his work. If you're interested in Astrophotography check it out.
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