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Andromeda galaxy

Taken with cooled 35mm sensor size camera to attain minimum noise level under 175min of exposures (5min each x 35 shots combined) with amature 18cm=7inches F2.8 telescope in dark sky in remoted mountain area.

Not like an ordinaly night sky milkyway picture this is very effort taking work with good experience on this field.

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Corinna Leonbacher 4 months ago

Love it!

Andi Abdul Halil 7 months ago

number uno,,,fantastik

Marc 9 months ago

very cute.

michel manzoni 9 months ago

fantastic

mohammad allameh 10 months ago

when I looking I belive we are nothings its so great and amazing ,my dear yasuaki,thank you Iam looking for future work

homa ayazy 10 months ago

NICE

Painter 10 months ago

Beautiful!

Benjamin 10 months ago

This is a breath-taking photographic accomplishment, Yasuaki.
The clarity. The precision. The technique...
You are an extremely talented astro-photography craftsman.
Beautiful, beautiful work.
Thank you.

mohammad sadeq Alizadeh 10 months ago

oh....i just tell you i proud my Powerful and kindly God.
nice shot.

John Parminter 10 months ago

Quite extraordinary and spectacular image.
JP

Lubomír Hnat (Cheron) 10 months ago

mohammad mahdi shaghayegh 10 months ago

very nice shot

Mohamad Reza Baskhasteh 10 months ago

wow
i like it so ....

Adrian Eftimie 10 months ago

incredible!

tchebytchev 10 months ago

wooooooooooow....u must have a very gd experience to get that i believe haha ;)
fantastic, well done

Suren Manvelyan 10 months ago

very well done!

BULENT PEKARDAN 10 months ago

Wovvv...wonderfull...

Jeannette Oerlemans 10 months ago

This is wonderful!

Ajay Sharma 10 months ago

Love it! Please please make a tutorial?

Nicastro Alexandre 10 months ago

Woooonderful, i'm very excited to see this foto.
it's a good work, congratulation; you make me dream and now i try to return on earth...to the real life but i don't wanna...!!!

chat noir 10 months ago

no words ... i'm impressed!

Iñigo Barandiaran 10 months ago

Congratulations, amazing image. Great portrait of a Galaxy!! ;)

Ernesto Falkenthal 10 months ago

fantastic image, incredible results

Henry Trust 10 months ago

Spectacular..

Luis Romero 10 months ago

Very breathtaking! Segoi des!

Many regards - Luis

Magda Orzel 10 months ago

wow ! I am impressed !

Ben Goossens 10 months ago

Excellent:-)

Kim Ayres 10 months ago

Astounding!

olimage 10 months ago

Fantastic!
This is very impressing. My deepest respect!

mustafa binol 10 months ago

Fantastic

Wieteke de Kogel 10 months ago

WOW! Amazing, I feel like a child looking into a new world!

Tommy Ingberg 10 months ago

Fantastic work!

Sven Fennema 10 months ago

Deepest respect, amazing work!

KPK 10 months ago

MOST amazing!

M. Khalili 10 months ago

Fantastic....so great

Kouji Tomihisa 10 months ago

One million times are beautiful from what seen in the textbook when it is a child.

Helle Lorenzen 10 months ago

Amazing and very beautiful.....;-)

dimas danny satria 10 months ago

OMG this is superb.. really great...

Tim Autin 10 months ago

Woow this is fantastic !
It would be really great if you would write a tutorial, I'd really like to know how can we have so much stars in a picture... !

Aniket Bhatt 10 months ago

simply beautiful!!!

Dare Turnsek 10 months ago

Spectacular insight into the depths of the universe, my compliments!

Barbara Read 10 months ago

Wow!!!

Mohammadreza Dehghanpour 10 months ago

amazing photo

John Colbensen 10 months ago

I'm awed by this shot. Beeing an astro-geek I just can't help falling in love with your shot!

Alex 10 months ago

I have a beautiful poster of M31 (by T & D Hallas) in my study .... I think your photograph is absolutely fantastic !!! Maybe is time to change my poster. Congratulations.

Vic. Parsons. 10 months ago

Wow and wow again, what an absolute stunner of an image!! Thank you for sharing this masterpiece, very impressive work!!!

Regards
Vic.

George Doupas 10 months ago

Amazing!!!!!

Jonathan Munshi 10 months ago

Wow, amazing! Looks like a Hubble capture :) I can almost "see" the big monster at the heart of the galaxy.

alenium 10 months ago

Images of this type always remind me of how tiny and fragile we actually are, but how much creative power we possess... congratulations!

Orazio Scuderi 10 months ago

Beautiful!!

FrankBa 10 months ago

Just discover you and your work !!!!
it's simply fantastic !!!!
Thanks for sharing !!!!

Dorin Bofan 10 months ago

Amazing in every way!

Soner Simsek 10 months ago

muazzam! great!'

Edmondo 10 months ago

GREAT image +++++

asal 10 months ago

very nice and attractive !!!!

Monki Ho 10 months ago

beautiful!!

Cedric Leblond 10 months ago

we can feel your passion for the sky through your pictures and website, congratulations for your amazing and superb work Yasuaki, respect! :-)

ali hanaei 10 months ago

amazing work!!!!!

Risquillo 10 months ago

Simplemente FUERA DE ESTE MUNDO!

Roberto Bertero 10 months ago

5min x 35 shots, so you have used both equatorial mount and stacking pictures technique.
Dear Yasuaki, the final result is amazing, that's what I call "true simple perfect beauty", my most sincere congratulations!!
I wish you much peace and serenity in your future explorations of the universe,
Sincerely,
Roberto

Jacob Tuinenga 10 months ago

Amazing image.

Christoph Fischer 10 months ago

Fantastic work here and great technical skill!

Hamed Rajabi 10 months ago

gooood shot.....

Niloufar Hosein zadeh 10 months ago

Great .

Charlie Nostrand 10 months ago

Fantastic shot! Thank you for taking the effort you did. I would love to see more.

Niels Christian Wulff 10 months ago

A fantastic image!! And you are right, it is a very very difficult image to capture :-)
/Wulff

Cusnir Dragos 10 months ago

Amazing work.The time you spent was worth it.Superb photo
Good job

yousef sayadi 10 months ago

Amazing,....

Rui Pires 10 months ago

I own a 200/1000 newtonian in a motorized E3 mount and i admire your effort to do this great image ! Congratulations ! :)
How you cooled the 35mm camera ? Teach me pse :)

BLOAS Meven 10 months ago

pfiouuuuuuuuuuu oO !! amazing shot, love it verry much! good job!

Jeroen Oosterhof 10 months ago

Extraordinary! And then to think there are a hondred billion more...
You alligned the telescope perfectly, did you do a polar allignment?
I own a 20 cm telescope with maksutov optics but here in The netherlands there is too much light polution
unfortunately.
Brilliant work and well worth the effort, congrats!