Stars have always fascinated mankind, and they’ve helped us with everything from navigation to monitoring time through the development of the calendar based on the Earth’s position relative to our star (the Sun).
Stars have been classified into shapes based on their positions in a group, known as constellations, and these have had important religious and astrological significance.
Photographing stars can be difficult due to light pollution, but using a combination of long exposure in isolated or remote areas can reveal truly breathtaking photographs of the heavens.
Martis Valley Stars by Paul Heran
Stars by Tiberius47
Star by Tom Hall
Stars by Mats Anda
The Universe Looks Down On The Township by Ben Robson
Stars by PaulineMoss
Stars by Mohamed Majid
Stars by Rosm One
Starry Sky over Yosemite’s Half Dome by Adam Foster
Sandbox Under the Stars by PeterJCoskun
Stars and stars by John Hill
Billions and Billions of Stars and a Perseid Too! by Michael Menefee
Stars by Butterfly-Skies
The tower at night by Kostadin Madjarov
Stars by Kefirux
Star Hunting At Loveland Pass by Mike Berenson
Star Light…… Star Bright by James Duckworth
Stars by Miikka Vennola
Stars by LuxLucie
Star icefall by MASAHIRO MIYASAKA
Stars over Galena Peak by Pat Gaines
Pure Milky Way by James Wheeler
Stars over Wall Street – Bryce Canyon by Royce Bair
**Galloping in the mountains** by Konstantinos Vasilakakos
Stars and Arch by John Fowler
Milky Way by Denis Belitsky
Balcombe Stars by Jamie Pryer
Alien Hand by Adam Stephenson
Stars by David DeHetre
Milky Way over New Hedges by Grant Hyatt