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Claudia Schiffer

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The moment Mars peeked out from behind the moon

To acquire this ultra-detailed image, astrophotogpraher Andrew McCarthy utilized an astrophotography technique known as "lucky imaging," which involves taking quick bursts of tens, hundreds or thousands of photos and stacking the best ones on top of each other to form a single, detailed image. Due to the speed the moon travels, McCarthy had a window of just 10 seconds to take his images to avoid the lunar surface becoming blurred in the final picture. During this brief window, he took around 2,000 individual images.

📸 © @cosmic_background/Andrew McCarthy

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Olympus 

⛰ Mars is home to the biggest mountain in the solar system. Olympus Mons is is the size of Arizona, and its peak reaches as high as three Mount Everests stacked on top of each other.

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Barbara Bouchet

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Barbara Bouchet

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Chanel - Fall 1995 Couture

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Claudia Schiffer

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Claudia Schiffer photographed by Marc Hispard for Vogue Paris, 1994