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.
Total Solar Eclipse 12.08.2026
The moment the Sun slipped behind the moon, the world held its breath, and so did I.
First time capturing the totality, to be cherished forever…!
📍Buñol, Spain
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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![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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![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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![M20 — Trifid Nebula]()
M20 — Trifid Nebula
A complex nebula where emission, reflection, and dark dust lanes coexist.
