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I would not call myself an astrophotographer, but an observer of the sky. I started with my eyes, observing the sky, then came binoculars with which to search for objects in the constellations, and gradually also the first equatorial mount, first wi…
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I would not call myself an astrophotographer, but an observer of the sky. I started with my eyes, observing the sky, then came binoculars with which to search for objects in the constellations, and gradually also the first equatorial mount, first without and then with the motor. But I felt that just observing wasn't enough for me, I wanted to go where my eyes couldn't, immortalizing that moment. So I gradually arrived at my current configuration with a CMOS astronomical camera. Always ready to learn, to grow, but with his gaze fixed up there.
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