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Sky Wallace (Model) Wiki, Age, Height, Bio, Ethnicity, Boyfriend, Career and More

Quick Facts

Sky Wallace, an accomplished Irish model and actress, exudes a commanding presence, intertwining an irresistible allure with her captivating aesthetics. She rapidly ascends to the forefront, sustaining her coveted standing as a highly sought-after talent in the ever-evolving domain of modelling. Since her debut, Sky Wallace has emanated a radiant star potential that instantly captivates.

The realm of fashion promptly acknowledges her innate knack for effortlessly seizing attention with every graceful stride on the runway. Her exquisitely sculpted features, enchanting eyes, and effervescent smile meld harmoniously, creating an enthralling concoction that leaves an indelible impact on all fortunate enough to steal a glance. This fusion of grace and charm firmly cements her as an influential presence amidst the industry’s array of talents.

Birth & Early Life

Born on 1 January 1994 in Ireland, Sky Wallace entered the world with Irish nationality. Even in her earliest years, she harboured a fascination for the fashion realm, igniting a passionate ambition to become a model. Fueled by unwavering determination and a lasting enthusiasm, she set forth on a steadfast journey to bring this vision to life.

Right from the start, Sky Wallace actively pursued her aspirations, demonstrating her unwavering allegiance to her chosen path. Immersed in the intricacies of fashion, she voraciously absorbed knowledge, diligently honing her craft to carve out a niche within the industry. With every stride, she echoed the impact of her earnest labour and unwavering commitment, forging an unforgettable path toward her aspirations.

Sky Wallace’s path of growth mirrored the expansion of her aspirations. Confronting challenges head-on, she adeptly transformed them into stepping stones that propelled her toward greatness. Her pursuit of perfection blazed with boundless enthusiasm, establishing her presence in the fiercely competitive domain of modelling.

Guided by unyielding determination and perseverance, she navigated the ever-changing landscape of the fashion industry, honing her skills and evolving into the captivating model we see today. Sky Wallace’s magnetic charm and entrancing aura captivated designers, photographers, and audiences alike, cementing her stature as a highly sought-after luminary.

Her journey, ignited by passion and steered by unwavering focus, stands as a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals aspiring to leave their mark on the fabric of fashion. Sky Wallace’s narrative underscores the potency of determination and self-confidence, illustrating that the right mindset can actualize dreams into tangible accomplishments.

As she continues to imprint an indelible mark on the fashion realm, Sky Wallace remains a guiding star for emerging models and dreamers across the globe. She serves as a reminder that pursuing one’s passion with relentless dedication can forge an extraordinary and fulfilling life journey.

Figure Measurement

Sky Wallace possesses a graceful stature, standing at an imposing 5 Feet 6 Inches (roughly 1.67 meters). Her figure, a harmonious symphony of proportions, boasts measurements of 34D-24-34, accentuating her alluring physique and natural curves. This meticulous balance makes her a prized selection for both captivating runway displays and captivating editorial captures. Tipping the scales at 132 lbs (60 kg), her confident demeanour is matched only by her ethereal beauty, which effortlessly emanates from each frame she adorns, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of fashion.

Hobbies of Sky Wallace

Sky Wallace’s interests encompass a diverse range of activities that go beyond her well-known persona. Among her hobbies, she finds solace in the world of literature, often immersing herself in the pages of various books. The allure of exploration also beckons her, as she takes delight in traversing new landscapes and experiencing different cultures through her travels. Alongside these pursuits, she finds serenity in the embrace of water, frequently engaging in swimming.

Sky Wallace’s modelling career has flourished, propelling her to a successful position with a net worth of around 130k USD. Her strong online presence complements her achievements in the fashion industry. As her career continues to thrive, experts anticipate her influence and financial success will escalate even further.

MIT Wallace Astrophysical Observatory

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Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE)

July 2020 - Elliot 24"

M42 - Orion Nebula

February 2019 - Elliot 24"

NGC 1514 - Planetary Nebula

January 2019 - Elliot 24"

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My Tribute to Alyn Wallace

The photography world was stunned on March 29 as we heard the news that Alyn Wallace, a popular and incredible astrophotographer, has sadly passed away. In this article, I want to pay tribute to Alyn.

It has been over 5 years since I started watching Alyn's work on YouTube. His content and educational style were always incredibly engaging to watch, and he became a firm favorite of mine.

Wallace's passion for the stars was always clear to see for his followers, and he was never afraid of showing the frustrations of astrophotography, which more often than not, were those pesky clouds in the sky!

Back in the early days, we mostly watched Wallace scaling the Welsh mountains for incredible views and images of the Milky Way, and gradually as the years went on, he traveled further afield to places such as Chile, Antarctica, Turkey, and Norway.

Wallace took us viewers on some incredible adventures over the years, and his images speak for themselves. We have seen Wallace capture the Northern Lights, Comet Neowise, various regions of the night sky in wide angle or deep space, as well as beautiful noctilucent clouds, and more.

Ever the genius, Wallace coined phrases such as "Moon Bazooka" for his love of the Sigma 150-600mm lens when capturing images of the moon, or wishing us all "good luck and clear skies." These phrases are now widely used among astrophotographers who enjoy Wallace's work.

What's in the Night Sky?

One of the best regular segments on Wallace's YouTube channel has always been the "What's in the Night Sky" series. Here, Wallace would give astro fans a monthly roundup of significant astro events such as meteor showers, eclipses, conjunctions, and more.

Of course, with me being in the UK, I would often miss many of these great events because our weather is usually rubbish! However, sometimes, we would get lucky and be able to see the events, such as when I photographed Comet Neowise over Liverpool's waterfront.

The advice, tips, and tricks were always well presented and so valuable to lovers of the night sky. Wallace's efforts to deliver great information were never lacking, and I could watch his work religiously for inspiration.

Social media has been full of amazing tributes from a wide range of photographers. I have shared a few below:

💔 RIP Astro Legend 😥 Absolutely devastated of the news on Alyn Wallace. Has hit me in the stomach. As for many people... Posted by Scotland's Night Sky on  Friday, March 29, 2024

https://www.instagram.com/p/C5HbxVSOYsH

A True Gentleman 

I have sadly never had the opportunity of meeting Alyn face to face, but we have talked several times online, and I know a few of my friends have had the pleasure of meeting him or working with him. Wallace has always been a true gentleman.

For Wallace's fans and followers, the news of his passing has shocked us all. We have lost someone so talented, so young. Wallace's legacy will live on, as many thousands have been inspired to capture the night sky due to his incredible efforts over the years.

To the family and friends of Alyn, I am incredibly sorry for your loss. Alyn was a hero among us, an honest and genuinely lovely person who will now shine bright as a star in our night sky.

You can watch Alyn's amazing work here .

If Alyn has inspired you over the years, please post your tributes below in the comments.

Wherever you are, Alyn, I wish you clear skies.

Greg Sheard is a Scottish based photographer, focusing on wildlife, landscape and portrait work. Greg's mission in life is too help those who suffer with mental health issues and be a voice for the millions of people around the world who need that care, attention and awareness.

How sad; his videos were a source of inspiration and joy. RIP, Alyn; I'm sure you have a front-row seat now.

Beautifully said

very sad news ! I really enjoyed his videos and as said in this article, he was not affraid of sharing failures and that's truly inspiring ! R.I.P Alyn.

I had the good fortune to take a workshop taught by Alyn and I never missed one of his videos. He did such a tremendous job of teaching and inspiring all of us. He will be greatly missed.

So glad you managed to attend one of his workshops, he is such a gentleman and it's a sad time for the whole community

truly remarkable photographer. An inspiration to me to "shoot for the stars" his work has helped me to push my personal boundaries in photographing the night sky. I sure that he now has clear skies.

Beautifully said, thank you

It was Alyn's wonderful videos that inspired me to try my hand at astrophotography. His guidelines and recommendations were key to providing me the confidence to produces images I would be very pleased. Thank you Alyn, rest in peace.

Beautifully said James

Truly inspirational! I watched his videos and bought his book. My heart sank hearing the news of him passing. May he rest in peace.

His book is amazing, just like everything else he produces. Such a sad time for our community.

I've just heard the news. So sad. I'm so sorry to hear of Alyn's passing. So talented, seems like he was a lovely guy and certainly a very amiable and excellent teacher. Even though I don't shoot as much astro as I'd like he was a true inspiration and his YT channel a source of much delight and education.

Very well said Kevin

Shocking to read this. Ayln's channel got me obsessed with shooting the nights sky. And GAS for the gear.

A new moon is coming in 7 days and I will make sure I'm out to shoot a Milky Way landscape in his honor.

This is very sad news. I am sorrow-stricken. Dear Alyn. I know, you will never be able to read this, but I feel the urge to write you some lines. You were a friendly and honest person and I really enjoyed watching all your content. It still is very inspirering and motivating. I enjoyed talking to you, the few times, we were in touch and I will cherish my printed copy of your book with your personal signature. And I feel honoured that you seriously considered going on a shoot with me, when you were close by on your road trip in Germany. I promise, on every astrolandscape photography tour from now on, I will crack open a can of beer, raise it to the stars and toast to you. Rest in peace!

That was really nice to read, and very beautifully said. Thank you Christian

I have followed Alyn's travels for most of my Astro Milky Way time since '14. He would review the Sony cameras I use and showed things no reviewer ever covered be he also covered many other camera makers. I could go on BUT his "Photographing The Night Sky" says everything about is playtime at night. As I read through it he also went through the many problems I encountered. His inventions and gear changed many lives for the better as his book will do for many in the future. I pray he was able to walk the Milky Way path flying with Pegasus and will be apart of the Smile in the Night Sky that greats us one and all in the March Milky Way! 1. February Milky Way part of panorama with the smile us Photographers enjoy every few first months 2. The dreamy night sky using his "Kase StarGlow Filter" 3. A vertical Milky Way a path to walk to Heaven. 4. My first sight of the MW on the back of my A7S using the FE 16-35mm f/4 in June 2015 that got me hooked. I know how Alyn felt when he first saw it!!!! Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5PYETr2t7g

How to Photograph Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks NOW! and you will see his joy every time he got the image! He captured it and was his last!!!

That is a really nice tribute, thank you Edwin

Sad. I had not heard of him, and found his website about a month ago looking for info on photographing the upcoming eclipse. RIP.

This makes me so sad. I just discovered Alyn in the last year or two. I always looked forward to his What's in the Night Sky videos each month and his educational videos were great for all skill levels. He will definitely be missed!

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The Masters 2024: Who can still earn invite to Augusta National over next two PGA Tour events?

Players can still earn an invite to The Masters by moving into the world's top 50 this week or by winning one of the next two PGA Tour events - the Houston Open and Valero Texas Open; Watch The Masters exclusively live from April 11-14 on Sky Sports

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Time is running out to qualify for The Masters, with Ryder Cup players, former FedExCup champions and plenty of notable names among those chasing a late invite to Augusta National.

There are currently 85 players in the field for the opening men's major of the year, live from April 11-14 on Sky Sports , where Jon Rahm returns to defend his title and Scottie Scheffler arrives as pre-tournament favourite.

Players only have two PGA Tour events left to secure a spot for The Masters, with the winners of the Texas Children's Houston Open and Valero Texas Open - providing they're not already exempt - automatically earn an invite.

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Those inside the world's top 50 after this week's event at Memorial Park Golf Course will also get to feature in The Masters, with several players having the opportunity to guarantee their qualification via that method.

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Former BMW PGA Championship winner Byeong Hun An is the highest-ranked player not officially yet listed in the field, although the world No 42 won't drop out of the world's top 50 this week and therefore will secure an invite.

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The Korean started the year outside the world's top 60 but followed a fourth at The Sentry by finishing runner-up at the Sony Open earlier in the season, with another top-10 finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational earlier this month helping him secure a return to The Masters.

Everyone else inside the world's top 50 is already in the field for The Masters, as are the next four in the world rankings, with Tom Hoge (world No 57), Mackenize Hughes (No 63) and former Ryder Cup winner Alex Noren (No 66) among those in action this week looking to earn a late major invite.

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Hoge would need a top-five finish in Houston to have a chance of making it into the top 50, while Hughes and Noren will likely need to end the week inside the top two to have a mathematical chance of securing a spot via that method.

Anyone else who can still make The Masters?

Everyone else in action in Houston will need a win to qualify for The Masters, with Keith Mitchell (No 71) and Germany's Stephan Jaeger (No 72) the next two in the world rankings who would require a victory.

Ryder Cup winner Robert MacIntyre is in danger of missing The Masters for the second successive season, having dropped down the world rankings after a slow start to the PGA Tour season, while English duo Aaron Rai and Matt Wallace also need a win to qualify.

Former FedExCup champion Billy Horschel (No 87) has posted top-12 finishes in two of his three PGA Tour starts but is on the verge of not making The Masters for the first time since 2017, having featured in every major since 2018.

Christiaan Bezuidenhout (No 55) and Brendon Todd (No 64) both sit out of this week and will need to win the Valero Texas Open from April 4-7 if they're to feature at Augusta National, with that PGA Tour event where the final Masters spot will be available.

Matt Kuchar , former Open champion Francesco Molinari and Kevin Kisner - who has featured in every major since 2015 - are among the other notable names currently set to miss out, while others are struggling since dropping down the world rankings with moves to the LIV Golf League.

There are 13 players from LIV Golf in the field, including Rahm, reigning PGA champion Brooks Koepka and two-time major winner Dustin Johnson, although Talor Gooch, Mito Pereira, Ian Poulter and Paul Casey all miss out.

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