Desert Stars Metal Print

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Stars fill the skies over the desert mountains of the American Southwest. Based loosely on the Sonoran Desert landscapes surrounding Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona, this celestial nighttime digital painting features the faint Milky Way galaxy over rugged mountains, the silhouettes of Saguaro cacti and ocotillo plants, scrub brush, and a barrel cactus. One star in particular is so bright it could be a prehistoric supernova. Whatever it is, the light is bright enough to illuminate this dreamlike, nocturne scene and light the hearts and imaginations of those who view it.

The night skies have been thought for centuries to be a glimpse into the promise of eternity. Some romanticize the stars as peeks into the light of heaven. Whatever one believes, the stillness of a desert night and stars in the sky are a perfect combination for pondering the divine.

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Tucson based photographer and artist Chance Kafka is a native of Laramie, Wyoming, and grew up in the small community of Wheatland, before returning to Laramie for college. He took an interest into photography at a young age, photographing clouds, sunsets, and landscapes. At age 17, he won 1st Place in the Platte County Fair photography competition in 3 out of 5 categories as the only entrant to win more than one category. Following this local success, he worked as a feature writer and photographer for the Platte County Record Times while still in high school. His articles and feature photos garnered him acclaim across the region which inspired him to pursue journalism as a degree in college. Chance served as a teaching assistant for a...