About ‘Midnight Magic – The Milky Way above Burg Eltz’ by Jos Voormolen
Bring the ultimate fairytale atmosphere and the magic of the universe into your home with this breathtaking night-time photograph by photographer Jos Voormolen. At the heart of the composition stands the world-famous medieval castle, Burg Eltz, hidden away in the dense forests near the Moselle in Germany. An atmospheric cobbled path in…
Bring the ultimate fairytale atmosphere and the magic of the universe into your home with this breathtaking night-time photograph by photographer Jos Voormolen. At the heart of the composition stands the world-famous medieval castle, Burg Eltz, hidden away in the dense forests near the Moselle in Germany. An atmospheric cobbled path in the foreground draws the viewer’s gaze directly towards the castle’s imposing entrance gate. Above it, a fabulous window to the cosmos opens up, through which the Milky Way shines in all its glory.
Visually, the striking contrast between the historic structure and the sparkling starry sky immediately catches the eye. The deep, dark textures of the ancient stones and the surrounding hills form a mysterious silhouette. This dark canvas allows the greenish glow and the bright stardust of the Milky Way to burst spectacularly from the image. The subtle light in the castle windows enhances the mysterious and cinematic atmosphere. A masterful composition that strikes the perfect balance between history and astronomical visual spectacle.
This photograph is an absolute bestseller for anyone looking for a unique statement piece for their wall. The work fits seamlessly with current trends for a modern, mystical or hotel-chic interior. The castle brings a powerful, characterful atmosphere to the living room, whilst the cosmic depth exudes tranquillity in the bedroom or study. For maximum visual impact, we recommend a print on high-quality acrylic glass (plexiglass); this enhances the deep black tones and truly brings the starry sky to life with a luxurious museum-quality finish.
I have been photographing all my life, after art school and Fotovakschool Apeldoorn I worked in the media as an editor of TV programmes and tell stories with the 'writing of light'.