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Space photography

Learn how to capture the beauty of the universe. We provide equipment and image processing tips.

For

Photography lovers & visual storytellers

Hosted by

Theo Zhang, Lucia Ramires

Extras

Setup tips & group editing sessions

Overview

Space Photography sessions invite you to capture the beauty of the cosmos through guided night-sky imaging. With expert support, participants learn how to photograph stars, planets, the Milky Way, and deep-sky objects, transforming fleeting celestial moments into lasting images. These experiences combine artistic expression with astronomical knowledge, making astrophotography accessible to beginners and rewarding for seasoned photographers.

What’s included

  • Astrophotography guidance
    Learn techniques for wide-field, planetary, and deep-sky imaging using both DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

  • Equipment support
    Bring your own gear or try out specialized equipment, including star trackers and telescope-mounted cameras.

  • Hands-on practice
    Work under clear, dark skies while experts help with setup, camera settings, and composition.

  • Editing & post-processing tips
    Discover how to enhance your captures using software tools to reveal hidden details and colors.

  • Special astronomy events
    Opportunities to photograph meteor showers, lunar eclipses, planetary alignments, and other rare sky phenomena.

Who it’s for

  • Beginners eager to take their first night-sky photos

  • Amateur photographers expanding into astrophotography

  • Astronomy lovers wanting to document their observations

  • Creatives seeking inspiration from cosmic landscapes

  • Professionals building a portfolio of celestial imagery

When & where

Workshops and guided shoots are scheduled during optimal conditions, usually around new moons and major celestial events. Locations are carefully chosen for dark skies — from national parks and observatory fields to remote countryside areas.

What to bring

  • DSLR or mirrorless camera with manual settings

  • Tripod and spare batteries

  • Optional: star tracker, telescope, or intervalometer

  • Warm clothing, snacks, and patience for long exposures

Why it matters

Astrophotography bridges science and art, giving us a way to preserve the night sky’s grandeur and share it with others. By capturing the universe through your lens, you not only create stunning images but also deepen your appreciation of cosmic beauty and the vastness of space.

Overview

Space Photography sessions invite you to capture the beauty of the cosmos through guided night-sky imaging. With expert support, participants learn how to photograph stars, planets, the Milky Way, and deep-sky objects, transforming fleeting celestial moments into lasting images. These experiences combine artistic expression with astronomical knowledge, making astrophotography accessible to beginners and rewarding for seasoned photographers.

What’s included

  • Astrophotography guidance
    Learn techniques for wide-field, planetary, and deep-sky imaging using both DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

  • Equipment support
    Bring your own gear or try out specialized equipment, including star trackers and telescope-mounted cameras.

  • Hands-on practice
    Work under clear, dark skies while experts help with setup, camera settings, and composition.

  • Editing & post-processing tips
    Discover how to enhance your captures using software tools to reveal hidden details and colors.

  • Special astronomy events
    Opportunities to photograph meteor showers, lunar eclipses, planetary alignments, and other rare sky phenomena.

Who it’s for

  • Beginners eager to take their first night-sky photos

  • Amateur photographers expanding into astrophotography

  • Astronomy lovers wanting to document their observations

  • Creatives seeking inspiration from cosmic landscapes

  • Professionals building a portfolio of celestial imagery

When & where

Workshops and guided shoots are scheduled during optimal conditions, usually around new moons and major celestial events. Locations are carefully chosen for dark skies — from national parks and observatory fields to remote countryside areas.

What to bring

  • DSLR or mirrorless camera with manual settings

  • Tripod and spare batteries

  • Optional: star tracker, telescope, or intervalometer

  • Warm clothing, snacks, and patience for long exposures

Why it matters

Astrophotography bridges science and art, giving us a way to preserve the night sky’s grandeur and share it with others. By capturing the universe through your lens, you not only create stunning images but also deepen your appreciation of cosmic beauty and the vastness of space.

Ready to launch your next mission?

Partner with Skyon to elevate your space operations. We provide tools, expertise, and support to move faster.

Ready to launch your next mission?

Partner with Skyon to elevate your space operations. We provide tools, expertise, and support to move faster.

Ready to launch your next mission?

Partner with Skyon to elevate your space operations. We provide tools, expertise, and support to move faster.

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