A special video project, a kind of summary from my astrophotos of the last decade. It is only 4 minutes with 4k resolution. We are many amateurs who enjoy cosmos at home, relaxing, while putting a whole serious amount of work on the table. This is how the 2010s looked to me.
Explore my astrophotohraphy!
Surf through the wonders of the Universe and find some colorful deep space pictures.
THE EVOLUTION OF MY SYSTEMS…
- 2010: SkyWatcher 150/750 + EQ-5 + Canon EOS 1000D
- 2011: GSO 200/800 + HEQ-5
- 2012: SkyWatcher Equinox ED80 + NEQ-6 + Canon EOS 600D
- 2013: Home made Newtonian
- 2014: SkyWatcher Esprit 100/550 + QHY IC8300
- 2016: Celestron RASA 11″ + CCD cameras
- 2017: 300/1200 Newtonian + Fornax52 + CMOS cameras
Check it out!
Deep sky photography, as a special area of astrophotography, requires a great deal of time spent in preparation and planning. As a result of the unusually long exposition time needed, ideally I am able to shoot one object per month, twelve a year at the most. However, as the weather is not always on my side, my dreams often don’t realise, but remain plans for future years. This means that I must plan ahead and prepare detailed shooting plans for 3 and 6-month periods, taking into consideration the travel routes of objects, climate conditions and the Moon phases. Not to mention my private appointments as well…
Travel
Click and enjoy some wonderful and inviting pictures from our trips with my family. Our world is one amazing place, we tried to capture something unique from each country.
I believe you do not need to visit exotic places to capture beautiful moments. Somtimes the best shots are to be found locally, even around your home. I like it here. Silence, mist, sunlight, fog, sailboats, ruins, birds, water, hills.
APOD - nasa.apod.gov - ASTRONOMY PICTURE OF THE DAY
COMPETITIONS, PUBLICATIONS AND PRIZES
- Astronomy Photographer of the Year – Sir Patrick Moore Prize
- International AstroCamera Competition 2020 – honorary mention
- International AstroCamera Competition 2019 – honorary mention
- Des großen ASA-Fotowettbewerbs – runner up
- National Geographic Hungary – best deep sky picture of 2018
- National Geographic Hungary – best deep sky picture of 2015
- National Geographic Hungary – best deep sky picture of 2014
- National Geographic Hungary – best deep sky picture of 2013
- Nature Photographer of the Year – special prize
- Recognition in astrophotography of the Magic Universe
- Sky & Telescope: Midnight Meridian Morsels
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I will respond to your email as soon as possible. Thank you!