"If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore; and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God which had been shown!" ~Ralph Waldo EmersonThere is so much beauty out there waiting to be revealed. Beauty that is so much bigger than us and our everyday problems. Beauty that, however fleetingly, lifts aside the veil between us and eternity.
These pieces of art are actual photographs created by Beth Moon, who traveled to far off locations to capture Earth's oldest trees. She used extra-long exposures to capture the awe-inspiring backdrop of our incredible heavenly neighbors. I am sharing these photographs on RBG today, because I want you to feel the same sense of awe and wonder that I did when I saw them for the first time.
Read more about her journey by clicking here.
All rights reserved by Beth Moon Photography.
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| Aquila, by Beth Moon |
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| Octans by Beth Moon |
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| Lyra by Beth Moon |
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| Andromeda by Beth Moon |
Beth Moon's art is truly spectacular. If you would like to support her by purchasing prints, contact one of the following galleries:
San Francisco, California - Corden Potts Gallery - www.cordenpottsgallery.com
Santa Fe, New Mexico - Verve Gallery of Photography - www.vervelabs.com
Boston, Mass - The Iris Gallery of Fine Art - www.irisgallery.net
Verona, Italy - PH Neutro Fotografia Fine-Art - www.ph-neutro.com
Jerusalem, Israel - Vision Fine Art Photography Gallery - www.visiongallery.com
Sao Paolo, Brazil - Galeria Fass - www.fassbrasil.com
Dubai, UAE - The Empty Quarter - www.theemptyquarter.com
Singapore - Zott's Artspace - www.zottsartspace.com
These are incredible. And with the shape of those trees I would have thought they would have had more of a creepy vibe, but with the background it definitely leans more towards mystical. Very cool, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked them! I thought these pics were so incredible. I only wish I could look up and see a sky like that one day! :-)
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