isasastrophotoatelier - Tumblr blog

[isasastrophotoatelier]

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Open clusters h Persei and χ Persei aka Caldwell 14 #space #inspiration #astronomy #astrophotography

[isasastrophotoatelier]

A galactic dance. Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Winter Stars

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Crescent, 3.5.2022, image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Splendid 👌✨✨

Stars in Auriga.

Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

A ring in the sky.

Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

The Tadpoles nebula. Ha-OIII composite. Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Horsehead Nebula & Flame Nebula in HaLRGB

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Ζώνη του Ωρίωνα

Image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

M46 image by @xipteras

[isasastrophotoatelier]

UMa

[isasastrophotoatelier]

August 5th, 2021

Latemar, Rifugio Torre di Pisa, Dolomiti, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italia (Part 2)

We hiked 15 km (9.3 miles) with an elevation gain of 690 m (up, 2264 feet) and 1220 m (down, 4003 feet) through the wonderful trail that reaches the “Rifugio Torre di Pisa” from Obereggen. It is quite demanding, but feasible. The landscape is always gorgeous, allowing a suggestive view of surrounding mountains. It is one of the most beautiful hikes in the southern part of the Latemar massif. If you visit this area, do not miss it!

[isasastrophotoatelier]

August 8th, 2021


Gola Bletterbach, Dolomiti, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italia

The hike descending to the “Gola Bletterbach” is easy and absolutely fabulous. Along the path, you will enjoy wonderful conifer forests and striking alpine landscapes. Within the canyon, the geological history of the gulch is well impressed in colorful rocks layers. We hiked a total of 14 km (8,7 miles) with an elevation gain of 510 m (1673 feet). 

[isasastrophotoatelier]

It's Galaxy time again! Messier 81 (Bode's Galaxy) & Messier 82 in the constellation Ursa Major (upper image) and the M66 Group in Leo aka The Leo Triplet (lower image)

[isasastrophotoatelier]

Coma Cluster in Coma Berenices - over a 1′000 galaxies