Global participation in celestial photography
In a stunning display of cosmic photography, 769 photographers and astronomers from 66 countries submitted over 4,000 images to this year’s ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. These breathtaking photographs showcase a broad spectrum of astronomical phenomena, from dazzling aurorae to the serene beauty of stars, planets, and the moon.
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Space meets Earth in striking compositions
Photographers captured the intersection of space and the human environment with artistic precision. Some images highlight the contrast between celestial wonders and earthly landscapes, crafting composite visuals that immerse viewers in an interstellar narrative.
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Telescopic glimpses into distant realms
Other contributors turned their telescopes to the distant skies, seizing rare views of galaxies and nebulae far beyond our reach. These pieces of art offer a vivid window into the universe’s grandeur, portraying ethereal clouds of color and starlit expanses.
A celebration at London’s National Maritime Museum
The winners will be revealed on September 17, followed by a public exhibition at London’s National Maritime Museum. This exhibition is complemented by the book Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Collection 15, providing a comprehensive look at these stellar images.
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Frequently asked questions
How many countries submitted photos to the ZWO competition?
Photographers and astronomers from 66 countries submitted their images to this year’s ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition.
What is featured in the ZWO photography competition?
The competition features a broad spectrum of astronomical phenomena, including dazzling aurorae, stars, planets, and the moon.
Where will the public exhibition of winners be held?
The public exhibition of winners will be held at London’s National Maritime Museum.