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Cygnus constellation in its true colour. Imaged with our secondary imaging setup in dark skies park, thos is real color of space in visible light spectrum. #ASTRO #Astrophotography #astronomy #nightsky #Nebula #cygnus #Space

Timelapse from our last weeks livestreamed imaging session. You can see how our primary setup captures, calibrates and tracks deep sky objects. #Astrophotography #astronomy #DeepSkyWrld #nightsky

NGC 7000 or North America nebula captured through our main imaging setup. One of the biggest and brightest nebula in northern hemisphere, in constellation cygnus. #ASTRO #Astrophotography #astronomy #Nebula #DeepSkyWrld #night

Image of core of a milky way, including the lagoon, eagle, trifid, omega and more nebulas. Captured through our secondary imaging setup is one of the most interesting regions of deep sky. #night #DeepSkyWrld #milkyway #galaxy #Astrophotography #astronomy #ASTRO

Elephants trunk nebula - our first guided image. 6 minute subexporsures with total of 2 hours of exporsure. Full resolution image available on our patreon and discord server.

Screenshot from our current imaging session happening now.

Stunning image of Crescent, Tulip and other nebulosity of constellation Cygnus.

This is what I am doing when I'm supposed to sleep. What do you do during night?

Final stack of our 2.5h orion data with our primary setup. #astonomy #ASTRO #Space #Orion #astrophoto

Triangulum Galaxy, M33. Stunning capture of this spiral galaxy, that is one of the biggest ones on our night sky. Do you think there is an intelligent life there?

15:14 UTC will be ISS passing over my skies. I hope to capture it in high detail. We will see :D

My no.1 choice for imaging!

Veil Nebula - NGC 6960. After two weeks of constant shooting and editing, this photo is finally finished. It's 18 hours of exposure, 5 days of shooting. The most difficult thing for me was the shortness of the astronomical nights - at this time of the year it is only 3-4 hours.

Artemis 1 POV of the initial ascent, the camera is mounted to the ESM. This footage is INCREDIBLE!