
Astrophotography Portfolio: Where Art and Science Converge
Astrophotography is a unification of art and science; a precise discipline that requires a solid grasp of photography, an understanding of celestial object motion, photo-processing skills, and, of course, patience.
I've developed a love for this craft and the fascinating celestial objects it reveals. Each image involves lengthy data collection sessions that span entire nights. During these solitary hours, I carefully capture light from distant galaxies and nebulae, recording the intricate movements of cosmic bodies. This data serves as the raw material for astrophotography.
However, the journey doesn't conclude with data collection; it's merely the beginning of a meticulous process. Each image undergoes painstaking refinement through multiple processing stages, where each image is gently refined to unveil the universe's hidden beauty. This is where the artistry of astrophotography truly emerges, as the photograph evolves from raw data into a final piece, showcasing the cosmos' wonder.
In essence, this astrophotography portfolio celebrates the convergence of art and science. It offers a visual journey through the cosmos, providing a glimpse into the dedication, craftsmanship, and passion behind each image while paying tribute to the wonders of our night skies.





Total Solar Eclipse, 2024

IC 1396 - The Elephant's Trunk Nebula

Milky Way core from Helmos Observatory, Greece

M42 - The Orion Nebula

NGC 2023 - Horsehead Nebula, NGC 2024 - Flame Nebula

NGC 6992 - The Eastern Veil Nebula

NGC 7635 - Bubble nebula

M16 - The Eagle Nebula & The Pillars of Creation

NGC 2244 - Rosette Nebula

M101 - Pinwheel Galaxy

M31 - The Andromeda Galaxy, M32, M110

NGC 2024 - Flame nebula, NGC 2023 - Horsehead nebula

M45 - Pleiades/The Seven Sisters