Astronomy Photographer of the Year
![Transport the Soul, © Brad Goldpaint, People and Space and Overall Winner Transport the Soul, © Brad Goldpaint, People and Space and Overall Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-1.jpg)
© Brad Goldpaint
People and Space and Overall Winner
Nikon D810 camera, 14 mm f/4.0 lens, ISO 2500, 20-second exposure
![Sun King, little King, and God of War, © Nicolas Lefaudeux, Our Sun Winner Sun King, little King, and God of War, © Nicolas Lefaudeux, Our Sun Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-2.jpg)
© Nicolas Lefaudeux
Our Sun Winner
Nikon D810 camera, AF S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED lens at 105 mm f/1.4, untracked tripod, ISO 64, multiple exposures of 0.3-second, 0.6-second and 1.3-second
![NGC 3521 - Mysterious Galaxy, © Steven Mohr, Galaxies Winner NGC 3521 - Mysterious Galaxy, © Steven Mohr, Galaxies Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-3.jpg)
© Steven Mohr
Galaxies Winner
PlaneWave CDK 12.5 telescope, Astrodon Gen II LRGB, Baarder Hα lens at 2541 mm f/8, Astro Physics 900 mount, SBIG STXL-11000 camera, Luminance: 33 × 1200-second exposures Hα: 12 × 1200-second exposures RGB: 450 × 12–18-second exposures
![Inverted colors of the boundary between Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquilitatis, © Jordi Delpeix Borrell, Our Moon Winner Inverted colors of the boundary between Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquilitatis, © Jordi Delpeix Borrell, Our Moon Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-4.jpg)
© Jordi Delpeix Borrell
Our Moon Winner
Celestron C-14 telescope, Sky-Watcher NEQ6 Pro mount, ZWO ASI 224MC camera, 4200 mm f/12, multiple 20-millisecond exposures
![Speeding on the Aurorae Lane, © Nicolas Lefaudeu, Aurorae Winner Speeding on the Aurorae Lane, © Nicolas Lefaudeu, Aurorae Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-5.jpg)
© Nicolas Lefaudeu
Aurorae Winner
Sony ILCE-7S2 camera, 20 mm f/1.4 lens, ISO 2000, 3.2-second exposure
![Corona Australis Dust Complex, © Mario Cogo, Stars and Nebulae Winner Corona Australis Dust Complex, © Mario Cogo, Stars and Nebulae Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-6.jpg)
© Mario Cogo
Stars and Nebulae Winner
Takahashi FSQ 106 ED telescope, Astro-Physics 1200 GTO mount, Canon EOS 6D Cooling CDS Mod camera, 530 mm f/5, ISO 1600, 6-hour total exposure
![Circumpolar, © Ferenc Szémár, Skyscapes Winner Circumpolar, © Ferenc Szémár, Skyscapes Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-7.jpg)
© Ferenc Szémár
Skyscapes Winner
Minolta 80–200 f/2.8 telescope, tripod, Sony SLT-A99V camera, 135 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 640, 50 × 300-second exposures
![Two comets with the Pleiades, © Damian Peach, Robotic Scope Prize Winner Two comets with the Pleiades, © Damian Peach, Robotic Scope Prize Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-8.jpg)
© Damian Peach
Robotic Scope Prize Winner
Takahashi FSQ106 telescope at 106 mm, Paramount ME mount, SBIG STL-11000M camera, 530 mm f/5 Exposure: LRGB: 30-minutes (each)
![The Grace of Venus, © Martin Lewis, Planets, Comets and Asteroids Winner The Grace of Venus, © Martin Lewis, Planets, Comets and Asteroids Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-9.jpg)
© Martin Lewis
Planets, Comets and Asteroids Winner
Home-built 444 mm Dobsonian reflecting telescope, Astronomik 807nm IR filter, home-built equatorial tracking platform, ZWO ASI174MM camera, 12.4 m f/28, 6-millisecond frame time, 5.3-second total exposure
![Galaxy Curtain Call, © Tianhong Li, The Sir Patrick Moore Prize for Best Newcomer Winner Galaxy Curtain Call, © Tianhong Li, The Sir Patrick Moore Prize for Best Newcomer Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-10.jpg)
© Tianhong Li
The Sir Patrick Moore Prize for Best Newcomer Winner
NIKON D810A camera, 35 mm f/2 lens Sky: ISO 1250, 16 × 60-second exposures Ground: ISO 640, 4 × 120-second exposures
![Great autumn morning, © Fabian Dalpiaz, Young Competition Winner Great autumn morning, © Fabian Dalpiaz, Young Competition Winner, Astronomy Photographer of the Year](https://pixcontests.com/wp-content/uploads/astronomy-2018-11.jpg)
© Fabian Dalpiaz
Young Competition Winner
Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera, 50 mm f/2.0 lens, ISO 6400, 8-second exposure
Astronomy Photographer of the Year
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