Over the next few weeks, I aim to present many of the images I have captured over the last few years as they appear in their respected constellations. Today I’ve picked Cetus, the “Sea Monster”, a large constellation close to the celestial equator so visible in both Northern and Southern hemispheres during certain times of …
Over the next few weeks, I aim to present many of the images I have captured over the last few years as they appear in their respected constellations. Today I’ve picked Canis Major, the “greater dog”, following Orion the Hunter low on the Northern Hemisphere Winter sky. The first image displays a map of the …
Over the next few weeks, I aim to present many of the images I have captured over the last few years as they appear in their respected constellations. Today I’ve picked Gemini, the Latin name for Twins relating to the two main stars in the constellation, Castor and Pollux. The first image displays a map …
