Astronomy photographer of the year 2018, a photo from Merseyside, England

Photographer's Note

100 large pictures are exhibited in a dark room of the Liverpool world museum to be better seen and make us dream. The exhibition will be closed on September 1st.
See 2 other pictures in WS.
If you are interested, look at http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/exhibitions/astronomy-photography/index.aspx

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emka (157292) 2019-06-19 0:05

Hello Claude, beautiful picture from the astronomical exhibition. interesting dark silhouette against the wonderful starry sky.
Have a nice day

Malgo

holmertz (102104) 2019-06-19 2:16

Hello Claude,
The universe as seen here could have been an abstract painting. Fine colours and shapes, but of course it's the silhouette of a person that makes this photo. For the same reason I like W #1.
Regards,
Gert

lousat (138703) 2019-06-19 2:47

Salut Claude,3 photos vraiment impressionantes,une maniere tres originale de nous montrer quelque chose depuis cette exhibition dediquee' aux etolies et espace,je ne sais pas quelle est la meilleure,absolument particulieres et de haute qualite',super!! Belle journee' et merci,Luciano

Royaldevon (85678) 2019-06-19 3:59

Bonjour Claude,

This is a photograph which is immediately attractive!
It grabs attention from the bright colour and also, from the scenario created by the silhouette.
I'm not sure what imagery is evoked in other viewers but, for me, it is evocative of Bonfire Night.

My warm regards,
Bev :-)
I wonder if Rob visited this exhibition!

abmdsudi (95869) 2019-06-19 5:04

Hi Claude
That looks fabulous looking exhibit, right place, right time, abstract plus body language of the stark silhouetted fig. Great photograph of high contrast within low light situation, bold and vivid colours. Fabs
Best regards

worldcitizen (15982) 2019-06-30 15:05

Hello Claude,
This dreamy scene of outer space makes a great background. The silhouette of the man is in the perfect spot to still allow us to see most of the illuminated picture, and we can see that he's wearing glasses, too. Very nice. :-)