First Light: Best of Astrophotography

Beneath skies untouched by city lights, the universe whispers in stars. Each photograph is a still breath of eternity -- a window into the infinite. I don't just take pictures of the night; I watch, wait, and wonder. This collection captures moments when the cosmos leaned in close enough to be seen, if only for a shutter's blink. Here, light that traveled millions of years meets a lens for just one.

A clear summer night reveals the Milky Way stretching across the sky -- a spiral of dust, gas, and billions of stars, seen from Earth with just the naked eye and a lens.

A long exposure under rural skies reveals faint star trails and the distant Milky Way -- the Earth's rotation leaving its quiet imprint on the heavens.

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