I have always loved watching the night skies and looking at the bright, twinkling stars. I’m fond of anticipating every meteor shower and wishing on every falling star I see. But I never knew stargazing could be such a wonderful experience until I came across the captivating works of this photographer.
Vincent Brady is a Michigan-based photographer who loves being away from the city light and “shooting the night sky on clear moonless nights”. With a highly creative process, the photographer was able to create his project ‘Planetary Panoramas’. He has combined the techniques of filming 360 degree panoramas and capturing long exposures of the stars.
And here are the stunning results:
#1. Milky Way Rising Over Delicate Arch, Utah
#2. Double Arch Planet of Arches National Park
#3. Inside the Double Arch
#4. Landscape Arch and the Milky Way
#5. Devils Tower & The Heavens, Wyoming
#6. Fireflies at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri
#7. Kootenay Lake with a Taste of Northern Lights, British Columbia
#8. Milky Way Over Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri
And here’s the video:
Check out Vincent Brady’s website for more of his works or visit his Facebook page for updates.
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