the Back Garden Astronomer: Photographing Universe from Home

What if the wonders of the universe could be captured from your own back garden?In The Back Garden Astronomer, photographer and amateur astrophotographer Russell Discombe takes readers on an extraordinary visual journey through deep space - from the Andromeda Galaxy and Orion Nebula to the Heart Nebula, Bubble Nebula, Milky Way landscapes, and distant galaxies millions of light-years from Earth.Blending breath-taking full-colour astrophotography with accessible explanations and personal insight, this inspiring astronomy book documents Russell's rapid transformation from beginner to NASA-published astrophotographer during the Covid lockdowns of 2020-2021. Using equipment set up in his garden in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, he demonstrates how modern amateur astronomers can capture astonishing images of the cosmos from home.Perfect for: - beginner astrophotographers- amateur astronomers- night sky enthusiasts- telescope and camera hobbyists- science and space lovers- readers inspired by NASA imagery and the Hubble TelescopeFeaturing detailed images and explanations of: - the Andromeda Galaxy- Orion Nebula- Horsehead Nebula- Whirlpool Galaxy- Bubble Nebula- Milky Way photography- deep sky imaging techniques- star trackers and astrophotography equipmentMore than simply a photography collection, The Back Garden Astronomer is a celebration of curiosity, patience, science, and the awe of the night sky - proving that incredible discoveries can begin in your own garden.Ideal for fans of: - astrophotography books- space photography- amateur astronomy guides- practical astronomy- night sky observation- deep sky imaging- Hubble-inspired photography

Pagina's: 70, Paperback, Quadrant Books