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Shooting Stars — slide 1© Benjamin Barakat
Shooting Stars — slide 2© Benjamin Barakat
Shooting Stars — slide 3© Benjamin Barakat

Shooting Stars

$19.00

About

The Shooting Stars skies pack delivers a dazzling showcase of celestial wonders, photographed under some of the world’s darkest skies. From rare comet tails streaking across the heavens to radiant meteor showers frozen in time, each image captures the awe-inspiring drama of the cosmos. Perfect for enriching your night sky composites or adding a spark of magic to your landscapes, this pack offers endless creative possibilities.

What is included

10 horizontal & 4 vertical skies in JPEG format

Compatibility

  • Luminar NEOLuminar NEO
  • PhotoshopPhotoshop
  • AffinityAffinity
  • EvotoEvoto
  • On1On1

Get photos like these

Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.

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Creator

Benjamin Barakat

Astrophotographer & Educator

Benjamin Barakat is an award-winning astrophotographer renowned for capturing the awe-inspiring beauty of the night sky. His striking work has graced the pages of Forbes, National Geographic, CNN, and BBC, and for four consecutive years, he has been honored as the Milky Way Photographer of the Year.

By day, Benjamin is a dedicated father to three daughters; by night, he is a passionate explorer of the stars. Through his workshops and guided tours, he invites others to see the world from a fresh perspective, revealing the hidden wonders that have always been waiting in the dark.

Beyond his lens, Benjamin is also a researcher at Switzerland’s Sphinx Observatory (3571m), where he studies the effects of light pollution on our planet and our perception of the universe, deepening our understanding of the skies above.

On the Web:
Benjamin Barakat

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