December 4, 2016
Jana Howden
Jana Howden completed a double degree in Arts and Science at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
Branding himself a “nocturnal photographer”, Vincent Brady creates stunning images and videos of the night sky over the US and Iceland.
To create these spectacular pieces, he uses a rig of four cameras, each harbouring a fisheye lens.
In the video above, you can see our galaxy, the Milky Way. A fairly typical galaxy, it contains hundreds of billions of stars and enough dust to make billions more.
Brady also manages to film aurorae over Iceland, which are caused by particles fired from the sun that strike the Earth’s magnetic field and excite atoms in the atmosphere.
