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I’ve been passionate about the night sky for over 16 years, capturing stars, nebulae, and distant galaxies through long-exposure photography with a telescope or telephoto lens. Each picture is an attempt to reveal the hidden beauty of the cosmos, a silent world that most of us rarely notice. Living and photographing under urban skies has its challenges — light pollution makes every successful shot feel like a small victory. Yet these obstacles never diminish the wonder of seeing a galaxy emerge in the frame, or the intricate details of nebulae glowing softly against the darkness. This blog is my way of sharing those moments, my experiences with techniques and equipment, and the stories behind each image. I hope to inspire fellow stargazers and photographers to explore the night sky, even if they are surrounded by city lights.

Latest Posts

Capturing LBN 681, the Cosmic Waterfall

Sh2-155 – A Hidden Cave in Cepheus

NGC 7822 in Cepheus — 18 Hours of New Data

The Needle Galaxy (NGC 4565) — Spring 2020 Revisited

C/2011 L4 (PANSTARRS) — my first comet

Exploring LBN 437: The Gecko Nebula in the Constellation Lacerta

M5 Twinkles: Variable Stars in a Globular Cluster

Polaris (SAO 308): The Great Star That Pivots the Sky

NGC 2371 Nebula: Capturing Cosmic Candy

NGC 7814 and Supernova SN 2021rhu — Four Years Later

Unexpected encounter: capturing asteroid during M61 galaxy imaging