Two years after winning #44/2023, Robert Eder, a sound engineer from Vienna, Austria, has once again claimed victory with #27/2025 ASIWEEK, returning to share his astrophotography journey. Combining technical skill with artistic vision, Robert first picked up astrophotography as a teenager using a 115mm Newtonian and film photography, and later returned in 2016 with a…

—— "Even though astrophotography is often considered a 'solitary'passion, it is in fact very social when others help you through the toughest moments." Hello, my name is Paweł Radomski, I come from Poland and I still live here. I have had the great pleasure of doing astrophotography for almost 17 years. Besides taking pictures, I…

“I can say that it all started from there.” Giacomo’s connection with astronomy began early. “I’ve always been passionate about the sky since I was a child,” he recalls. At age 10, he received his first refractor telescope. By 1996, he had saved enough to buy his first Newtonian—a Konus 114/910 that I still keep…

Beginnings in Astrophotography Konstantinos Beis has always been fascinated by the night sky. After moving to a rural area in 2017, where the Milky Way was clearly visible, his passion for astronomy ignited. He acquired his first telescope, an 8''Dobsonian, and since then, he has taken every opportunity to observe and image the cosmos. He…

Hello Lóránd, thanks for accepting our interview invitation. Congratulations on winning the ASIWEEK competition in week #20/2025! This is also the third time you've been an ASIWEEK winner. Q1：Can you give us a quick introduction about yourself? My name is Lóránd Fényes, and I am a Hungarian astrophotographer. I started out as an amateur astronomer…

"Astrophotography is a connection with nature, a look into space, into things we can't see with the naked eye. It's nice to sit in the evening under the sky next to a telescope and chat with friends." ——Bogdan When Bogdan Vuk retired a few years ago, he refused to spend his evenings in front of…