Andromeda Galaxy

Astrophotography by Shawn Gurley

UNSEENLIGHT.

Capturing the invisible wonders
of the night sky.

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M31 — ANDROMEDA
A WINDOW INTO THE COSMOS
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Crossing the threshold

03.1415 / DEEP FIELD

Travel beyond
the visible.

Light from another world

Selected observations.

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Andromeda Galaxy

OBSERVATION 01 / 05

M31 · Andromeda

2.5 million LIGHT-YEARS

Andromeda Galaxy

Our nearest large galactic neighbor. A spiral of roughly a trillion stars, flanked by its satellite galaxies M32 and M110.

Bubble Nebula

OBSERVATION 02 / 05

NGC 7635 · Cassiopeia

7,100 LIGHT-YEARS

Bubble Nebula

A sphere of gas expands into a surrounding cloud, sculpted by the powerful wind of a massive star.

Horsehead & Flame

OBSERVATION 03 / 05

Barnard 33 · NGC 2024 · Orion

1,500 LIGHT-YEARS

Horsehead & Flame

A dark silhouette rises against luminous gas in Orion, beside the branching lanes of the Flame Nebula.

Rosette Nebula

OBSERVATION 04 / 05

NGC 2237 · Monoceros

5,000 LIGHT-YEARS

Rosette Nebula

A wreath of hydrogen around a clearing carved by young stars. The Rosette’s heart opened to the dark.

Canyon Milky Way

OBSERVATION 05 / 05

Galactic core · Milky Way

Our home galaxy LIGHT-YEARS

Canyon Milky Way

From the canyon floor, rock walls warm while the galactic core rises cold and crowded between them.

Deep field

Every light, at once.

Beyond what the eye can see

The dark isn’t empty.
It’s everything.

From the quiet glow of our own Milky Way to galaxies millions of light-years away. Unseen Light is a collection of moments that reveal the extraordinary beauty hiding in the night sky.
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