4 of 222

|

canvas prints black and white canvas prints star canvas prints stars canvas prints windmill canvas prints aeromatic canvas prints sirius canvas prints galaxy canvas prints milky way canvas prints satellite canvas prints science canvas prints brightest star canvas prints dog star canvas prints wind canvas prints wind mill canvas prints astronomical canvas prints

photographs black and white photos star photos stars photos windmill photos aeromatic photos sirius photos galaxy photos milky way photos satellite photos science photos brightest star photos dog star photos wind photos wind mill photos astronomical photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

This is a time exposure of the star Sirius passing through a windmill. Sirius is a two star system 8.6 light years from Earth. It consists of the white star Sirius A known as a main sequence star and Sirius B its small white dwarf companion. Sirius is the brightest star in our nights sky. In ancient Egypt Sirius was the most important star in the sky. The Egyptian calendar system was based on the heliacal rising of Sirius that occurred just before the annual flooding of the Nile during summer. A great number of secret societies and highly influential people teach and believe there is a mystic connection between Sirius and humanity.

What is the meaning of photography? For me photography is all about the adventure!!! Making an ordinary day memorable and never forgotten. Getting in touch with nature and the world surrounding me. Recording memories so that when I view my photos later in life I can remember the sensory aesthetics I might have been hearing, feeling, tasting, smelling, or seeing at those very moments in time. Photography allows me to relax my thoughts and focus on the details that are overlooked in a busy world, I forget my worries and immerse myself in the surroundings. My goal in photography is to trigger your senses, open your mind, free your imagination, and make you think about more than just the photograph you see in front of you. Ask yourself what...