All of the photographs in this exhibition were created beneath the dark skies of Nova Scotia. Familiar elements of the landscape—a bridge, a lighthouse, an abandoned vehicle, the coastline—become points of reference against a universe that extends far beyond them. These human structures speak to our desire to build, navigate, illuminate, and leave evidence of our presence. Above them exists something immeasurably older.

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Astrophotography is also an act of looking into the past. The light recorded by the camera does not represent a single present moment. Some of it began its journey years, thousands of years, or millions of years before reaching the lens. Photography, a medium traditionally associated with preserving an instant, becomes instead a way of recording many different moments in cosmic history simultaneously.

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