Two ways to meet the sky: Astrology readings with @starladykyla, and stargazing experiences in the wilderness after dark, framed one exposure at a time with @intothewildestarlight.
@starladykyla reads charts the way the wilderness reads weather — plainly, and with respect for what's actually there. Every session is a conversation, not a script.
@starladykyla loves using Astrology to help others see themselves in the patterns and cycles of the universe. Her main goals are to help people align with their authentic selves by using the stars as a tool for self reflection, healing, and transformation. If you are ready to embrace who you truly are, then welcome — and hold onto your biddies.
Shawn spends his nights finding the darkest sky he can and pointing a camera at it. He leads small groups out to do the same — part workshop, part expedition, always slower than you'd expect.
Shawn plans every trip around dark-sky conditions — new moon, clear forecasts, low light pollution — and teaches long-exposure technique in the field, not in a classroom. Bring your own camera or borrow a loaner.
Hands-on sessions on long-exposure and astrophotography technique, shot in genuinely dark places.
A guided night under the stars — telescope viewing, constellation-finding, and questions welcome.
Limited prints from nights spent far from any city light — Milky Way arcs, star trails, and long dark skies.
Beyond Milky Way landscapes, Shawn shoots close-in on nebulae and star clusters — the kind of detail that only shows up after real exposure time and a genuinely dark sky.
Into the Wilde Starlight started the way most good ideas do — around a campfire, arguing about whether astrology and astronomy have anything to say to each other.
They do. @starladykyla reads what the sky means. Shawn shows you what it looks like. Together, it's one business built on the same conviction: the sky is worth paying attention to, and so is your place in it.
— @starladykyla & Shawn