Image of the solar eclipse from England 2026

During the weekend I spent at a campground near Niedzica, I had two main photography goals. One of them was to photograph at least one sunset, which I managed to do and I’ve already posted that sunset

Despite the cloud i did get 17 x 5min imagaes on the heart nebula with my cute 60 edf from altair astro, it was supposed to be clear all night :-( i deleted about 60% of my images due to cloud. The image

This is the best image i have shot yet of the Elephants trunk nebula and of ic1396 as a whole. I shot the image over 2 nights using a Quad band filter which seperates the light into Hydrogen Alpha &

Some trips stay with you long after you return home. My June vacation on Tenerife was definitely one of them.

Some trips stay with you long after you return home. My June vacation on Tenerife was definitely one of them.

Last October my body decided to betray me and i had a massive stroke, i spent 3 months in the hospital, i had to learn everything again and still struggle to walk and lift anything but i love my astronomy

I may have used the word, "epic" a bit too much on this night.

Usually, my camera lens is more busy with macro photography, getting very close to nature and finding the fine details of insects or leaves. The joy of finding vastness in a small world is different. But

I spent last weekend doing astrophotography near the Tatra Mountains

Some nights are planned… and some just happen

This image is the result of multiple nights and multiple locations coming together into a single frame

Dark sky spot in Beskidy Mountains

My father visited last night with his astrophotography kit and we took some pics of the sky 💫 He has a camera called a Seestar, it runs via an app and you set it up on a telescope, then choose which

Rondom Night Sky Shots Collection. When I saw the theme of the new photography contest organized by @qurator, I immediately knew it was something I wanted to take part in – Night Sky. As a lover of

The Northen Lights Helo Visual Shots Community! A short while ago, I wrote on my blog about the powerful aurora borealis that appeared on January 19 this year. The following day, the auroral conditions

G4 Geomagnetic Storm And Very Strong Northen Lights In Southern Poland. On January 18th, at around 7:00 PM Central European Time, an exceptionally significant event occurred on the surface of the Sun.

Nie planowałem tego na początku. Wyszło samo z siebie. W kadrze zeszły się dwie drogi. Polna i gwiezdna. Dopiero przy obróbce to do mnie dotarło. Zacytuję tutaj co pisałem na instagramie, kiedy publikowałem