East Veil Nebula
Filament-rich part of the Veil supernova remnant in Cygnus.
Astrophotography
Gallery
Here are some observations of Nebulas and cosmic objects I've made throughout the years, with amateur and professional telescopes. The software stack I use is SiRiL, Astrophotography Tool (APT), Lightroom.
Filament-rich part of the Veil supernova remnant in Cygnus.
Bright emission nebula with a broad red field and strong internal structure.
Large hydrogen-rich emission nebula in Cassiopeia.
Dense pillar of gas and dust inside IC 1396.
Delicate filamentary region inside the Veil Nebula complex.
Observing session at the observatory.
Wide-field view of the Wizard Nebula with strong hydrogen emission and structured dark lanes.
Paired view of M81 and M82, mixing spiral structure with the bright outflow of the Cigar Galaxy.
Image of M51 highlighting the bright core, spiral arms, and interaction with its companion.
High-contrast lunar image focused on surface texture and crater detail.
Alternative processing of the Lobster Nebula emphasizing the hydrogen-rich red channel.
Nighttime observing setup during an acquisition session at the observatory.
Wide shot of the observing setup under the night sky during an imaging session.
View of the T150 telescope used during observing sessions and imaging runs.
Control workstation used for acquisition, guiding, and monitoring throughout observing nights.
Processing and observing snapshot tied to quasar-target work and night-session experiments.