My Passion
Astrophotography.
The night sky.
More captures and experiments on Instagram:
I’ve been drawn to the night sky for as long as I can remember.
What began as childhood curiosity around stars and constellations slowly evolved into a deeper fascination with what lies far beyond what we can easily see.
Capturing planets, comets and deep-sky objects has become both a technical pursuit and a form of quiet therapy for me. It’s a practice rooted in patience—waiting, refining, and trusting the process—while staying open to wonder and perspective that only the universe can offer.
Moments from the Night Sky
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![M42: The Orion Nebula]()
M42: The Orion Nebula
A stellar nursery in the constellation of Orion, where new stars are forming within clouds of gas and dust.
One of my favorites, and an inspiration for Insta handle - celestial_glimpses_42!
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![Partial Solar Eclipse]()
Partial Solar Eclipse: 29/3/2025, The Netherlands
A fleeting alignment of Sun, Moon, and Earth—captured during a moment when day briefly bends toward night.
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![NGC 7293 — Helix Nebula]()
NGC 7293 — Helix Nebula
Known as the Eye of God, this planetary nebula is the quiet aftermath of a star’s final transformation.
The remains of a once Sun-like star—its last act written across space. -
![Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS)]()
Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS)
A rare visitor from the outer reaches of the solar system, passing by once every ~80,000 years.
To witness it is to borrow a moment from time—one that will not repeat in any human lifetime.
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![M33 Triangulum galaxy]()
M33 — Triangulum Galaxy
A spiral galaxy beyond the Milky Way, containing billions of stars and active star-forming regions.
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![M20 — Trifid Nebula]()
M20 — Trifid Nebula
A complex nebula where emission, reflection, and dark dust lanes coexist.
