by April Cotton Dyck

April Cotton Dyck, a talented artist and photographer, takes you on a mesmerizing journey through her collection of Orb photos in her latest work, “Making Contact with Orbs, A Photo Journal.” Over the past few years, April has dedicated herself to capturing the beauty and wonder of these celestial entities. Through her lens, she has discovered that Orbs come in various sizes and colors, each carrying its unique charm.

In this remarkable book, April presents a rich collection of 60 different Orb photos. Whether shimmering in golden hues, vibrant greens, calming blues, pure whites, or delicate pinks, each Orb photograph showcases its ethereal presence. April’s keen eye for detail captures these otherworldly beings both indoors and outdoors, creating a comprehensive visual experience for the reader.

Reflecting on her journey, April shares, “I have always observed Orbs with my naked eyes and decided to start taking photos of them since 2017.” This personal commitment has resulted in a breathtaking collection that allows us to witness the enchantment she experienced firsthand.

Delve into the pages of “Making Contact with Orbs, A Photo Journal” and embark on a captivating exploration of the mystical world of Orbs. Each image tells its own story, inviting you to ponder the mysteries of the universe.

To order your copy of “Making Contact with Orbs, A Photo Journal,” please visit Amazon. Experience the magic for yourself and be captivated by April Cotton Dyck’s extraordinary talent.

To catch a glimpse of these enchanting Orbs in motion, watch the video created by April Cotton Dyck see page Collection of Orb videos

For more information about the artist, April Cotton Dyck, and her captivating work, please visit her website: www.aprilcottondyck.com.

“I have always observed Orbs with my naked eyes and decided to start taking photos of them in since 2017.”

Some images found in the book, Making Contact with Orbs, A Photo Journal by April Cotton Dyck

LEARN MORE ABOUT artist APRIL COTTON DYCK by visiting her website www.aprilcottondyck.com