On November 8th, 2022 occurred a Total Lunar Eclipse; we won't have another one until 2025.

I have been shooting Lunar Eclipses for the past 5 years, and althought I wasn't sure where I would be shooting the eclipse, I was able to find a spot 5 minutes before it started. You see, in Mexico, there's no easy way to be outside at 2am in the morning, with 10k in equipment. So, in order to be exposed for ~4 hours, one needs to find a secure location to do so.

I am obsessed with this photo, I can stare at it for hours and get lost in the beauty of the Moon. This is why I am immortalizing it on my own smart contract.

Location: Culiacán, Sinaloa, México

Year Created: 2022

Genre: Astrophotography

Gear: 
Camera: Nikon D7500  
Lens: Sigma 150-600mm f/5.6-6.3  
Tracking Mount: iOptron Star Tracker

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Eclipsed Moon #6/69

In the NUDExGM collection, "Strength in Shadows" fuses boudoir photography and the GM symbol, a Web3 cultural emblem. This black and white photo showcases a woman's empowerment and self-love, while the GM lettering forms a bridge between fine art and digital frontiers. A celebration of shared humanity in an evolving world.

Strength in Shadows

Indulge in the captivating allure of “Cosmic Serenade: A Night at Barras de Piaxtla.” This awe-inspiring astro photograph transports you to the serene beach town of Barras de Piaxtla, nestled in Sinaloa, Mexico, where the night sky becomes a symphony of celestial beauty.

At the forefront of the image, a majestic saguaro stands proudly, surrounded by mystical rock formations. As the Milky Way arches gracefully overhead, it appears as if the very essence of the cosmos emerges from the saguaro, enchanting the scene with its ethereal presence.

The photographer’s meticulous technique shines through, capturing the intricate details of both foreground and sky. By skillfully stacking multiple exposures, the image unveils a tapestry of stars, nebulae, and galaxies, each shimmering with a vibrancy that seems to transcend the boundaries of our world.

The galactic core takes center stage, framed perfectly by the photographer’s choice of an 85mm focal length. Within this celestial theater, the resplendent colors of Rho Ophiuchi command attention, while the lagoon and trifid nebulae unveil their enchanting beauty. Every star and nebula is rendered with astonishing clarity and an otherworldly level of detail, inviting viewers to embark on a cosmic journey.

“Cosmic Serenade: A Night at Barras de Piaxtla” is a testament to the photographer’s passion for both the natural world and the vast wonders of the universe. It beckons you to immerse yourself in the captivating embrace of the night sky, where the celestial symphony unfolds, and dreams merge with reality. Allow this exquisite photograph to inspire awe and ignite a profound appreciation for the harmonious interplay between Earth and the cosmos. 
 
About me:

Hello, I’m Alfredo Juárez, an astrophotographer from Sinaloa, Mexico. My journey into this celestial art began in high school with a Konica Minolta camera and took flight during a 600-mile expedition to chase the Neowise comet in 2020. This thrilling journey ignited a passion in me, transforming the night sky into my canvas and its celestial bodies into my subjects.

Astrophotography is more than just a profession to me; it’s a healing process and a source of endless inspiration. The serenity of being under the vast night sky, capturing the cosmic spectacle, and sharing these moments of wonder with the world is an experience that’s both humbling and rewarding.

Cosmic serenade: A night at Barras de Piaxtla #8

Amid Bagrecitos' enchanting whispers, resilience blooms. A majestic Sabino tree stands tall, a profound symbol of hope in the exquisite black and white landscape. "Whispers of Survival" - a timeless testament to the indomitable spirit and unwavering hope. 

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Whispers of Survival

Dive into the electrifying embrace of "Thunderous Tides: Nature's Electric Symphony." This captivating storm chasing photograph, captured on July 22, 2023, during my second Mesoscale Convective System (MCS) chase, reveals a spectacular lightning bolt that stretches across the sky, forming an awe-inspiring T shape.

Nature's raw power takes center stage as the bolt, like a conductor's wand, paints the heavens with brilliant luminescence. The ethereal dance of electricity against the backdrop of an indigo sky mesmerizes, reminding us of the symphony that unfolds in the heart of a storm. This single moment in time captures the sheer might and majesty of the Sinaloan Monsoon.

As I continue my mission to document these storms, I'm reminded of the urgency to raise awareness and gather vital data through weather stations. Each photograph becomes a brushstroke on the canvas of change, inspiring us to appreciate the beauty while acknowledging the need for accurate forecasts to safeguard lives.

"Thunderous Tides: Nature's Electric Symphony" invites you to witness nature's electrifying ballet, to feel the pulse of the storm, and to embrace the power of art as a force for positive transformation. Join me on this journey as we chase storms and purpose, forever changing the way we perceive the world around us.

Thunderous Tides #4

## Partial Anular Eclipse 2023

In the vibrant heart of Culiacán, Sinaloa, there unfolded a celestial performance on October 14th, 2023, a dance so rare and poetic that the cosmos itself seemed to have choreographed it just for us. It was on this unique day that the universe invited us to witness an anular eclipse, not in its entirety, but in a form so intimate and profound that it left an indelible mark on the canvas of time and in the chambers of our hearts.

Life often surprises us with its twists and turns. I had grand visions for this day, dreams of traveling to distant locales, of framing the eclipse against breathtaking landscapes. Yet, fate had other plans. Hindered by unforeseen events, I found myself capturing this cosmic ballet from the very grounds I call home. Some might see this as a limitation, but I embraced it as destiny, a call to focus on the essence, the soul of the eclipse.

The result? An intimate portrait of the peak moment of the Anular Eclipse of October 14th, 2023 as seen from my home town: Culiacan, Mexico.

Do yourself a favor, and zoom in to enjoy the textures of the moon covering the sun's surface in a cosmic ballet never before seen.

This photograph, now a part of my "Once in a Lifetime" collection, serves as a gentle reminder: Marvels are everywhere. They might not always come wrapped in the package we expect, but they are there, waiting to be discovered, cherished, and immortalized. Let "Partial Anular Eclipse 2023" inspire you to embrace the unexpected, to find beauty in every twist of fate, and to remember that life's greatest performances sometimes happen right in our backyard.

May this piece serve as a beacon, urging us all to look up, to dream, and to realize that the world is brimming with wonders, with cosmic ballets that dance in the silence of the universe, beckoning us to join in their eternal waltz.

## About me

Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

## License

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Partial Anular Eclipse 2023

Eclipsed Moon #15/69

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Cosmic serenade: A night at Barras de Piaxtla #20

Indulge in the captivating allure of “Cosmic Serenade: A Night at Barras de Piaxtla.” This awe-inspiring astro photograph transports you to the serene beach town of Barras de Piaxtla, nestled in Sinaloa, Mexico, where the night sky becomes a symphony of celestial beauty.

At the forefront of the image, a majestic saguaro stands proudly, surrounded by mystical rock formations. As the Milky Way arches gracefully overhead, it appears as if the very essence of the cosmos emerges from the saguaro, enchanting the scene with its ethereal presence.

The photographer’s meticulous technique shines through, capturing the intricate details of both foreground and sky. By skillfully stacking multiple exposures, the image unveils a tapestry of stars, nebulae, and galaxies, each shimmering with a vibrancy that seems to transcend the boundaries of our world.

The galactic core takes center stage, framed perfectly by the photographer’s choice of an 85mm focal length. Within this celestial theater, the resplendent colors of Rho Ophiuchi command attention, while the lagoon and trifid nebulae unveil their enchanting beauty. Every star and nebula is rendered with astonishing clarity and an otherworldly level of detail, inviting viewers to embark on a cosmic journey.

“Cosmic Serenade: A Night at Barras de Piaxtla” is a testament to the photographer’s passion for both the natural world and the vast wonders of the universe. It beckons you to immerse yourself in the captivating embrace of the night sky, where the celestial symphony unfolds, and dreams merge with reality. Allow this exquisite photograph to inspire awe and ignite a profound appreciation for the harmonious interplay between Earth and the cosmos.  
  
About me:

Hello, I’m Alfredo Juárez, an astrophotographer from Sinaloa, Mexico. My journey into this celestial art began in high school with a Konica Minolta camera and took flight during a 600-mile expedition to chase the Neowise comet in 2020. This thrilling journey ignited a passion in me, transforming the night sky into my canvas and its celestial bodies into my subjects.

Astrophotography is more than just a profession to me; it’s a healing process and a source of endless inspiration. The serenity of being under the vast night sky, capturing the cosmic spectacle, and sharing these moments of wonder with the world is an experience that’s both humbling and rewarding.

Cosmic serenade: A night at Barras de Piaxtla by Alfredo Juárez

Thunderous Tides #10

Thunderous Tides by Alfredo Juárez

October 28th, 2023, began as any other day, with the world wrapped up in its usual rhythm. But as dusk approached, the cosmos had other plans, choreographing a dance that would captivate and astonish.

In a twist of fate, a message from an observant follower nudged me to witness the unfolding ballet in the heavens. As I hurriedly ascended, camera in hand, my intentions were singular: to capture the moon's poetic ascent. Yet, when the scene unveiled before me, it was nothing short of breathtaking. There, in a rare alignment, Jupiter had taken its place right beneath the moon, the two celestial bodies gracefully pirouetting in the vast cosmic stage.

The unexpected vertical alignment was an ephemeral moment of synchronicity, a dance that seemed to blur the lines between chance and destiny. It was as if the universe, in its infinite wisdom, was whispering secrets of wonder, unity, and serendipity.

This portrait is not just an image but a captured moment of awe, a gentle reminder that life's most magical moments often come unannounced. The moon and Jupiter, in their elegant waltz, invite us to pause, to look up, and to find beauty in the unexpected harmonies that the universe occasionally orchestrates. Let this photograph inspire wonderment, urge exploration, and instill a reverence for the enchanting ballets that the cosmos occasionally reveals to those who are ready to see.

## About me

Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

## License

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Cosmic Dance: Moon Meets Jupiter

Once in a lifetime

In the HAPPY NEWD YEAR collection, "Love in noir" fuses nude photography and the GM symbol, a Web3 cultural emblem. This black and white photo showcases a woman's empowerment and self-love, while the GM lettering forms a bridge between fine art and digital frontiers. A celebration of shared humanity in an evolving world.

Love in Noir

In the hushed serenity of El Salto, where the first light of dawn paints the sky in hues of celestial magic, I present to you a moment of profound healing – "Soul Healer." Let me rewind the clock to the summer of 2020, a chapter etched with tension and a testament to the resilience found in the heart of Sinaloa.

In the quiet hours of the night, chasing the Neowise comet, I found myself face to face with the unknown – an SUV bearing armed passengers, their inquiries casting ripples of fear and anticipation through my veins. That encounter, a juxtaposition of uncertainty and trepidation, set the stage for the emotional journey that would unfold in the years to come.

El Salto, the location immortalized in this photograph, became my haven, a sanctuary where my soul found solace. The breathtaking sunrise, the symphony of nature, and the majestic landscape stitched together a narrative of renewal and healing. "Soul Healer," though conceived three years later, encapsulates a moment suspended in time – the Milky Way's core ascending beneath the sheltering mountains, cradled by the tranquility of Lake El Salto.

This image is not just a photograph; it's a visual poem that speaks of transformation and resilience. As I stood on the shores of El Salto, my soul underwent a gradual, yet profound, healing. The celestial dance above mirrored the quiet strength and rejuvenation transpiring within.

Now, as you gaze upon "Soul Healer," let the celestial hues and the tranquil waters be a balm for your own soul. It serves as a reminder that, even in the darkest hours, there are places of profound beauty and quiet strength, offering healing to those who seek it.

Yet, amidst the beauty lies a silent narrative of the risks taken to unveil the wonders of Sinaloa, Mexico. Behind the lens is not just a photographer capturing celestial moments but a storyteller navigating the delicate balance between beauty and peril, bringing forth the magic of our state to the world.

## About me

Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

## License

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Soul Healer

## A frozen memory from a virgin Island

Imagine yourself standing on the untouched sands of an unknown island, off the coast of the Sea of Cortez, in northwest Mexico. Each step I take echoes through the whispering dunes, the first outside echo they've heard in centuries. As an explorer, I see myself as a pioneer on an island so beautifully secluded that even the locals speak of it in hushed tones.

The first time I ventured here, the sky hid its secrets under a shroud of clouds, the stars hiding from my eager eyes. It left me with the promise of what lies beyond, a celestial mystery dancing just out of sight.

Upon returning, the second visit offered a glimpse of the magic that the cosmos has to offer. Glimmers of starlight peeked through the gauzy clouds, casting an ethereal glow over the shifting dunes. The allure of the island deepened, promising treasures beyond the veil of night.

The third time, everything aligned. The clouds stepped aside, and the Milky Way unfurled in all its silent majesty. A river of stars flowed over me, bathing the ephemeral dunes in a pool of cosmic light. Each grain of sand glistened, reflecting the ancient light of a thousand distant suns.

Standing amid these ever-changing dunes, I realize the true ephemeral nature of this sight. The landscape around me will never appear the same, shaped and molded by unseen hands. The twinkling stars above, their light a message from the past, whisper tales of a universe unfathomably old and unimaginably vast.

This photograph, "Lost in Time," captures that elusive moment when earth meets the cosmos in a celestial symphony. It's a snapshot of a fleeting world, forever suspended beneath the eternal gaze of the universe. A testament to the beauty of transience, an echo of a vista now reshaped, forever existing in this frozen moment.

Just like the ever-shifting sands, we too are explorers, constantly discovering, evolving, reshaping. With every gaze upon this image, you are invited to venture into the unknown, to seek out the hidden wonders of our world, to dare to look up at the night sky and lose yourself in the cosmic sea. For, in the end, we are all but stardust, momentarily taking form, lost in the sands of time.

## About me

Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

## License

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Lost in time

Blue Shades of Mexico

On the night of May 10, 2024, an unforgettable gift from nature unfolded as I celebrated my birthday in Sinaloa, Mexico. I bore witness to a celestial spectacle: the dancing auroras borealis in the night sky at low latitudes.

The day began with the promise of a quiet dinner at home, but surprise came with the news of a solar storm that would paint the sky with spectacular lights and colors. Reports of auroras extended from the poles to latitudes as low as ours, at 24ºN.

Faced with the prospect of witnessing this unique phenomenon, I made a spontaneous decision: to exchange dinner for a photographic adventure. I convinced a photographer friend to join me, and before I knew it, we were on our way to the Sanalona Dam, about 30 miles East of my home.

As the night fell, a spectacle of colors unfolded before us. The sky was tinted with pink and reddish hues, while the auroras danced in a display of lights and shadows. It was a surreal scene, a work of art created by nature itself.

Through the lens of my camera, I captured every moment of this celestial phenomenon. The resulting images were more than photographs; they were witnesses to a unique moment in time, an experience that would transcend borders and be appreciated by millions around the world.

This night taught me a valuable lesson: the importance of being prepared for the unexpected and seizing every opportunity life presents us. While it's possible I may never witness an event like this again, the photographs I took that night will serve as an eternal reminder of the beauty and magic we can find in the most unexpected places.

## About this photo

This photography is a panorama made by two panels produced by stacking 500+ photos on each side.

I made the stack per panel and then blent both panels in photoshop.

I made the creative decision to mirror the sky on the lake using Photoshop because I noticed I could do this panorama after I did the individual circumpolar shots and noticed I could blend a couple of them in a Panorama, however, both panels have different foregrounds, hence the creative liberty. The good news is, I now know that I can do circumpolar panoramas and I am definitely gonna try that technique again in the future.

## About me  
Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

License  
Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Loop Borealis

On the night of May 10, 2024, an unforgettable gift from nature unfolded as I celebrated my birthday in Sinaloa, Mexico. I bore witness to a celestial spectacle: the dancing auroras borealis in the night sky at low latitudes.

The day began with the promise of a quiet dinner at home, but surprise came with the news of a solar storm that would paint the sky with spectacular lights and colors. Reports of auroras extended from the poles to latitudes as low as ours, at 24ºN.

Faced with the prospect of witnessing this unique phenomenon, I made a spontaneous decision: to exchange dinner for a photographic adventure. I convinced my wife and a photographer friend to join me, and before I knew it, we were on our way to Presa Sanalona.

As night fell, a spectacle of colors unfolded before us. The sky was tinted with pink and reddish hues, while the auroras danced in a display of lights and shadows. It was a surreal scene, a work of art created by nature itself.

Through the lens of my camera, I captured every moment of this celestial phenomenon. The resulting images were more than photographs; they were witnesses to a unique moment in time, an experience that would transcend borders and be appreciated by millions around the world.

This night taught me a valuable lesson: the importance of being prepared for the unexpected and seizing every opportunity life presents us. While it's possible I may never witness an event like this again, the photographs I took that night will serve as an eternal reminder of the beauty and magic we can find in the most unexpected places.

About me  
Alfredo Juarez, a renowned photographer, first gained recognition through his captivating Astro photography work in Sinaloa. His celestial masterpieces have graced exhibitions across four countries and adorned the pages of prestigious magazines and newspapers. However, this year, as he delved into storm chasing, he discovered a new calling, a profound mission that could become his lasting legacy.

In the heart of Sinaloa, where the most powerful storms ever recorded brew, Alfredo found his purpose—to use his storm chasing art as a catalyst for change. He recognizes the critical need for more weather stations to gather crucial data for accurate forecasts and, ultimately, to save lives. With unwavering dedication, Alfredo aims to be the one who fully documents the raw power of the Sinaloan Monsoon and uses his art to raise awareness for this pressing matter.

Alfredo's career is a kaleidoscope of passions, from being an art and sunset enthusiast to an accomplished Astro photographer with international acclaim. Now, as a storm chaser about to showcase his art, he embarks on a journey to inspire others through his lens, leaving an indelible mark not only on the art world but also on the lives he can potentially save.

License  
Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

Pink Aurora and the Milky Way

Pink Sky Reverie

From the heart of Culiacán, the storm shatters the sky with a double strike that challenges the city's light. On the horizon, the silhouette of the hills bears witness to a rare and majestic phenomenon: a blue jet shooting into the stratosphere, defying gravity itself. The camera, capturing the full spectrum of light, transforms the firmament into a scarlet canvas, intensifying the sensation of fury, power, and mystery. A moment where nature and the vastness of the cosmos merge in an unparalleled dance of light and energy.

About me:  
I am Alfredo Juárez, an Astrophotographer from Sinaloa, Mexico. I picked my first camera (a Konica Minolta) in high school. I felt in love with Astrophotography when I traveled 600+ miles to chase the Neowise comet back in 2020. Being there, in the middle of nowhere is a healing process for me, and I plan to continue doing it for as long as I can.

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

God's bolt

Amid the storm, a double rainbow emerges with an almost surreal presence. Its vibrant colors defy a colorful sunset sky, contrasting against the force of the Sinaloan monsoon. It is a fleeting moment where nature displays its perfect balance between destruction and beauty.

About me:  
I am Alfredo Juárez, an Astrophotographer from Sinaloa, Mexico. I picked my first camera (a Konica Minolta) in high school. I felt in love with Astrophotography when I traveled 600+ miles to chase the Neowise comet back in 2020. Being there, in the middle of nowhere is a healing process for me, and I plan to continue doing it for as long as I can.

Extended Editorial License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited use and display in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise.

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