Dylan Sosso

On a road trip through the American Southwest; I stopped by Shiprock, New Mexico for this beautiful sight.

This mountain range reminded me so cleary of the Fibonacci Sequence. I absolutey fell in love with that spiralling rock. The view was breathtaking.

view of peak of mountains during stargazing phenomenon

The Zugspitze, at night. As I sat there, capturing this colossal mountain being lit up by light emanating from the stars from billions of years away, the only thing crossing my mind was a melody:
“And as You speak, a hundred billion galaxies are born. In the vapor of Your breath the planets form. If the stars were made to worship so will I. […] I can see Your heart in everything You say. Every painted sky, a canvas of Your grace. If creation still obeys You so will I.”

On the island of Paphos, around 12AM, I noticed that the stars were shining bright and the milky way was visible. So naturally, I ran to the beach, plopped down on the and started shooting. This was taken at 2AM. No regrets, whatsoever.

fter an early departure from the hotel in Paphos, we rode the bus for an hour north to the harbor of Latsi, where we embarked on a boat for a day cruise. Sailing on the western coast of Cyprus, we stopped for an hour at none other than Cyprus’ famous Blue Lagoon. Filled with otherworldly blues and greens, the only thing left for me to do was dive in and snorkel along the reef, collecting sea shells, swimming after colorful fish, hoping a turtle would pop out of a crevasse. Definitely a sight-to-see if you’re in Cyprus!

As we made our way through Valensole, France, it was impossible not to stop and walk theough the lavender fields. As my sister ran in front of me, I quickly asked her to turn around and snapped this photo. A day to remember to say the least!

aerial photography of seashore beside body of water

Coming back to our hotel in Paphos, Cyprus, we decided to stop by the famous Rock of Aphrodite beach for a last minute swim. As the sun set past the rocks, two swimmers were left in the sea, soaking it all up.
The drone gave me a perspective only few are able to see, which immediately prompted me to share it with the world. What a view!