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| TWAN-style imaging is a wonderful field to present the Earth and sky in innovative forms such as virtual reality and time-lapse videos. | Combines the beauty and motions of the cosmos with the splendor of ancient Greece. |
| A link between the breathtaking, deep images taken by professional astronomers through their giant telescopes, and the sky that anyone can see with the unaided eye. | Educational and cultural projects and activities related to astronomy, and wide-field astrophotography of events around the world. |
| Known as the Peter Pan of the Stars, he has travelled to astronomical places around the globe and photographed the night sky from many dark sites. | Mixing your hobby and profession is more challenging than most people think but I will forever be an active amateur astronomer. |
| Best known as Mr. Eclipse for his excellent eclipse predictions, he travels around the world for eclipses and other rare celestial events. | A fascination with the natural world, a love of photography and adventurous astronomical journeys captures the essence of Goldsmith’s approach to astronomical photography. |
| A photographer and optics engineer shares unique experiences from extremely dark sky of Atacama Desert at the site of world's giant telescopes. | From landscapes under the Moonlight to dark wilderness of nature with a shining Milky Way above. |
| Avid amateur astronomer, geographer, and photographer from Hungary who captures the night sky from many corners of the planet. | Innovations in landscape photography with the night sky, panoramas and 3D starscapes. |
| The most distinguished night sky photographer in the world is consulting for The World At Night and presenting photos by two other TWAN team members, Akira Fujii (Japan) and David Miller (Australia). | Brings astronomy to people through books, articles, lectures, TV and radio shows, and outstanding photographs. |
| Travels the world in search of solar eclipses and rare celestial events, from the heart of Africa to the deep freeze of Siberia. | Celestial motions, starstrails, ancient temples, and beautiful landscapes are captured in harmony by this Korean landscape astrophotographer. |
| Captures the fabulous night skies over America's National Parks and great natural landmarks. | Captures the beauty of the far north's long nights with star-filled skies, auroras and rare atmospheric phenomena. |
| An adventure traveler to most beautiful landscapes in Europe to capture stunning time-lapse videos of sky motions through night and day. | The incomparable experience of observing a dark, starlit night sky without any visual aids is one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. |
| From deep CCD images to landscape astrophotography, from the top of world's most rewarding observing mountains. | The idea is not only to present the world's beauties in new way but to show various sites and cultures under one sky; To show the world as one planet which stands under the border-less sky of magnificent beauties. |
| Living in Canada provides the advantage of long nights in the winter months to photograph night skies and stunning Northern Lights. | The everlasting harmony between mankind and the stars fascinates the Japanese photographer to create starryscape images. |
| After years in photography, I'm still most fascinated by capturing the wide-angle beauty of the night sky and nature in one frame. | A desire to capture the dramatic natural clockwork of Earth and sky over time has brought me to the world of time-lapse photography of the night sky. |
| From the heart of Siberia the Russian night sky photographer mixes artistic views with creative image processing methods. | Photographing an old building at night below a starry sky gives a kind of serene and out of this world look to Earth's cultural heritage. |
| The Alaskan panoramic photographer was the first to ever film auroras in the panoramic format. Filming panos exclusively since 1967, his view of this world is unique. Natural beauty, seen in a natural way. | For as long as he can remember, he has always seen the outdoors as a skyscape with land below it, rather than a landscape with sky above it. |
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