Mega-Konstellationen - das Ende von Astronomie und Raumfahrt?
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Exhibition Gallery Bregenz
August 14 - September 18, 2020:
You‘re invited to my current astro-photo-art exhibition in the narrowest house in Europe (57 cm) - but the gallery Bregenz (Austria) is big...
There is a lot of space behind the walls ;)
International Photography Awards 2019
1st place of the 2019 International Photography Awards goes to Sebastian Voltmer
Winning image: „Line up Milky over Stonehenge”
Best of Show Opening Event on Monday, October the 21st. New York, United States
Selected photographer 2019: Sebastian Voltmer
Image published in the Geographical magazine, August 2019.
The selected image will be on show at the Royal Geographical Society’s gallery, London and also on tour at Fineshade Wood, Moors Valley Country...
BBC Sky at Night Winner
Astronomy Picture of the Day & Winner of the Hotshots competition (November issue of BBC Sky at Night).
Some weeks before the Red Planet passed Antares in Scorpius, I planned to take a shot of this constellation. I knew Mars would be very low above the horizon from my site in Germany. Therefore, I prepared a short script with all camera settings (exp, filter, guiding, sequences) and made a reservation at a southern remote observatory at Siding Spring in the Astronomy Capital of Australia (Coonabarabran). By the way: the astrophotographer David Malin had been working at the UK Schmidt Telescope more than 35 years ago.
When Mars passed Antares, the weather in Coonabarabran was very cloudy. Most of the time the remote observatory's roof was closed. But the evening of the 26th of August the weather was good enough to take multiple L-RGB sequences of Mars nested in the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex.
I couldn't wait to see the captured raw data of this session. The wide field of the CCD images clearly showed a bright glowing Mars passing the colorful region of the Red Planet’s anti-Mars, Antares.
This event would definitely have had a place in the movie "The Return of Mars" if I were still working on it: www.space-movie.com
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Total Lunar Eclipse over the Gollenstein
Winner – Comet Siding Spring alongside Mars
Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2015
Robotic Scope Winner: Comet Siding Spring alongside Mars by Sebastian Voltmer
What the judges say:
A great astronomical event captured for everyone to see. The close encounter between Mars and Comet Siding Spring was a reminder that comets can sometimes collide with planets — another good reason...Washington DC, Award 2015
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