Kathryn Corbett

When I first heard the words Star Therapy, they resonated deep inside me. It perfectly captures the peace and comfort that fills my soul while experiencing and photographing the night sky. Under the stars, the world seems to pause, offering a reprieve from the never-ending busyness of life.

Through my photography, I explore the natural beauty Maine has to offer. That beauty doesn’t diminish when the sun goes down; in fact, it transforms, glowing with the brilliance of stars light-years away. The night sky is magical, a canvas of mystery and brilliance that constantly captivates me. Vincent understood this and was quoted saying, “I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.”

Life is filled with to-do lists—laundry, dishes, appointments, work, and school events. It’s so easy to let self-care fall by the wayside. For me, self-care is found under the night sky. When conditions align—a clear night, a new moon, the right season, and the chance to head out—I’m filled with excitement. Meeting the technical challenges to capture these celestial wonders becomes part of the magic.

Out there, with my camera, I am fully present. The endless lists fade away as I lose myself in the moment, marveling at the stars and the awe-inspiring thought that I am photographing light from objects trillions of miles away. The process is calming, grounding, and exhilarating all at once.

Through my images, I invite you to pause, set aside your to-do list, and share in this sense of wonder and peace. Let yourself be mesmerized by the beauty of the cosmos and the serenity of a quiet moment under the stars.

Join me for some Star Therapy.

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