Blazing Trails of Glory
In Reel Time with A J McMarson this week, I
explore some amazing photographic artwork, with Steve, who gets in on the fun –
showing off some of his techniques…
When researching ‘super – natural phenomena’ for the Star Ways
chronicles, I become increasingly aware of how nature is never static. It is in constant motion. As they say, life happens. And life is cyclic. There is a lot of spiralling going on out
there – oh – and in here… The spiralling
motion of life happens in a lightning flash in Jasmine’s world of Quanta –
well, it is the sphere of light after all.
It was a feat, capturing these super – natural phenomena in
words. In itself, it was a phenomenal
experience – how do I describe the cycles of life, energy, the coming together
of matter and its breaking down into other matter, how do I link it with
Jasmine’s worlds? – it was like running a galactic race through time, matter and
space – maybe some of that super-naturalness is rubbing of on me – maybe I am
transforming … Just like Jasmine … And oddly enough, I must say, it feels like
dancing.
Check out the grass
dance captured in transvision by James Knott.
From grass dancing to
star dancing. Check this out, by Chia
Hsien.
And this image by
Robert Young, he calls it Hawaii Star Trails.
This image was
captured by Australian photographer Lincoln
Harrison, in the Outback.
Jasmine Neutron Star is the first book of the Star Ways
Chronicles. It is a novel most suitable
for young adult and teenager readers of speculative, fantasy / science fiction,
urban fantasy. It is a humorous account
of Jasmine’s first adventure into the world of light – Quanta. She is a Spirem – a new kind of superhero –
and perfect for the sphere of Terra.
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