Goodbye Winter Constellations

From the photographer: “Spring advances with gentle steps, and the winter constellations slowly leave the stage to the summer ones. Orion, Taurus and the Cane Major are now just a memory, briefly appearing after dusk, then gracefully settling on the frothy waters of the Sicilian coast.

Wave after wave, the foam of the sea draws curves and arabesques on the amber sand of a silent beach facing west, as if trying to hold the last breath of the day.

The brightest stars, proud of their splendour, offer one last moment of enchantment: Sirius, dressed in blue, leads the celestial procession, followed by Betelgeuse and Aldebaran, which paves the way for the white sparkle of Jupiter. Their reflections flicker on the waves, transforming the night into a poem of light and nostalgia.”