
Horsehead Nebula (Barnard 33)
from €25A dark horse's silhouette against glowing hydrogen – one of the best-known shapes in the night sky.
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A dark horse's silhouette against glowing hydrogen – one of the best-known shapes in the night sky.

Two nebulae beside Alnitak, the easternmost star of Orion's Belt.

The whole IC 1396 region in Cepheus – and within it a dark trunk sculpted by starlight.

The head of a dust pillar slowly falling apart under the pressure of starlight.

A heart-shaped nebula, photographed under the dark skies of Poloniny.

The expanding shell of a star that exploded thousands of years ago.

The same nights under the sky, a wider look at the supernova remnant.



The witch's profile with more of the surrounding sky.


A bubble inflated by the wind of a massive star at the end of its life.



A continent of gas, this time in a vertical frame.


The Wizard as a colour camera sees it – without the Hubble palette.


The famous pillars of the Eagle Nebula – from a home observatory, not a space telescope.


Almost eight hours of light through a long-focus telescope – with the stars left in.

The entire ring left by a star that exploded millennia ago.



One of the nearest planetary nebulae – low above the southern horizon.
