Interstellar and Dimensions

Photographer

Zhong An Yu

Category

Nature Photography - Astrophotography

Company

Submission Group

Professional

Year

2026

Country / Region:

China

This set of photos was taken at a space museum, using a camera rotation and a back-and-forth reverse slow-shutter method to capture gravitational phenomena in the starry sky, achieving creative effects. With the gravitational forces and dimensions of existence in the cosmos as the conceptual core, the presence of celestial bodies is infinitely magnified into wondrous, visible forms—powerfully illustrating the true dimensions beyond human imagination, shaped by countless gravitational forces and materials. The photo series begins with planets in space and progressively expands to explain the specific relationships between planets and gravity, and between gravity and dimensions, striking the viewer with spectacular imagery.

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