Photographers share shots of Saskatchewan's boundless beauty with CBC

The beauty of our home is boundless.

Thisfact has been extensivelydocumented by amateur and professional photographers, videographers and astrophotographers alike.

Here are some of the best, latest photographs that Saskatchewan people have shared with us during the first week of 2016!

Photographer Andrea Lawrence shared this unusually beautifulphoto

"We burned wood behind it with a model on top first," wrote Lawrence.

"Then, pushed the burning trees against the back and burned the piano. It sat outside for threeyears.[I]found rare coins and other things in the ashes!"

Lawrence said the "Piano Burn" photo shoot has become an annual tradition.

Amateur astrophotographerRyan Starostacaptured neon constellations near Cypress Hills in June of 2014

"It is one of a few national dark sky preserves for astronomy!" wrote Starosta in his submission.

Photographer and aurora hunterColin Chatfieldsaid the best places to get night shots free of light pollution are in areas like Cypress Hills

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