Astrophysicist and documentary photographer Jordi Busqué takes us on a visual journey with this beautiful collection of 11 photographs. These breathtaking photographs illustrate how amazing the night sky can be. These pictures transcend the boundaries of scientific achievement. They encourage audiences to experience unadulterated amazement as they look up at otherworldly terrains.
Busqué’s photographs serve not only as a visual feast but as a reminder of humanity’s connection to the universe. The cosmic, mesmerizing night sky observed in these photographs evokes emotions that take us from the real world and straight to J.R.R. Tolkien’s enchanting novels. His stories spring to life in the wondrous imaginary world of Middle-earth. In Tolkien’s works, readers are transported to awe-inspiring landscapes that resonate with Busqué’s photographic art.
Intriguingly enough, some of these spellbinding landscapes are a lot closer than you’d think. Fiordland, located in New Zealand’s South Island, has been selected to represent some of the wildest terrains that inspired Tolkien’s narratives. This region is home to breathtaking fjords and jagged peaks. It really does capture the ethos of the adventure and exploration that’s so well represented in literature and Busqué’s photography.
At the same time, thousands of miles to the north, Norwegians live and thrive along the E69, the world’s northernmost highway. You won’t want to miss this spectacular route, filled with stunning scenery. It’s the arterial connector between Alaska’s great frontier, and indeed, the world’s most remote and wondrous locales. Travelers may discover that Norway’s natural beauty rivals that of any fantasy world, further bridging the gap between reality and imagination.
Iceland is much more than its colourful capital, Reykjavik. The country is abound with amazing natural wonders that extend far past Ottawa’s city limits. The remote areas of this island nation provide visitors with an immersive experience into its rich history and authentic culture. Ready to uncover the mystique of an island where volcanic scenery meets centuries-old customs?
Spanning continents in the picturesque Hunza Valley of Pakistan, a little gem known as Attabad Lake joined the world’s natural wonders under suspicious circumstances. A huge landslide dammed the Hunza River, creating one of the most spectacular lakes on earth. Yet, this awe-inspiring display of nature’s power was not without its price tag. The landslide destroyed adjacent communities, irrevocably changing both lives and landscapes. Now, Attabad Lake enchants travelers with its picturesque blues. Encircled by stunning pine-covered mountains, it has emerged as one of Pakistan’s most in-demand tourist spots.