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Astronudes an Art & Science Project
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The Ring Nebula M 57 in Lyra. Astronudes intends to be a holistic project uniting the beauty of the Universe, our Earth and mankind, uniting Art and Science. Therefore we chose the Ring Nebula to be our logo representing the ring as symbol for wholeness and completeness.
Astro photo taken with Celestron C 14 and Canon near Vienna, Austria.
Thats Astronudes, an Art and Science Project.
C14 astrophoto
Whirlpool Galaxy M51. Astro photo composite taken with Celestron C14 using SBIG 2000 xt CCD Camera
Astrophoto C14.
Sometimes you need a big heart and a sharp sword, however, especially when shooting samll planetary nebulae like the little Dumbbell nebula M 27.
Sunflower Galaxy M 63, taken with Celestron C 14.
Astronudes, a science and art project.
C14 astrophoto
North America, Pelican, Gamma Cygni Crescent and Veil Nebulae in Cygnus taken with a simple Canon 24-105 mm L lens on Embergaer Alm, Carinthia.
Even a very modest sword turns into a powerful tool at the right location.
"Red Supergiant Star Antares shines at Model in Red ".
Astronude taken from a hill over Bodrum, Turkey with Antares in Scorpio. Antares is the grightest star the elbows of the model are pointed at. The light of Antares had to travel 553 years to reach the model!
Thats Astronudes, an Art and Science Project
"Beauty and the Pipe."
Astronude taken at the Southern Mediterranean coast of Turkey; The model looks at the Sagittarius arm of our Milky Way in direction to the Pipe nebula and the Antares/Rho Ophiuchí region. The Lagoon nebula is located 4500 lightyears behind the model's eye.
Thats Astronudes, an Art and Science Project
The Summer Milky Way over the alps taken at Emberger Alm, Carinthia, Austria, shortly before dawn.
Isn't this amazing even without female beauty?
Thats Astronudes too an Art and Science Project
Leo Triplet, a galaxy cluster consisting of M65, M66 and NGC 3628, all about 35-40 Mio lightyears away and 90,000 to 170.000 lightyears diameter. In the bottom left you can recognize a very small galaxy, IC 2745 estimated distance 145 mega parsec, i.e. about half a billion lightyears away!!!
Astro photo taken with 8 inch f4 Newton at Emberger Alm, Carinthia, Austria. Also the beautiful Nightsky without terrestrial foreground is amazing and looking out half a billion lightyears really let's your heart beat faster!!
That's Astronudes too, an Art and Science project
Cocoon Galaxies in constellation Canes Venatici
distance 50mio LY. The two galaxies are now 25.000LY away from each other. They had ocollided in the past.
Astro photo taken with Celestron C14 and focal reducer at F2500mm and f7.
Luminance Canon EOS 450d monochrome and SBIG 2000xm:
RGB: Canon 'EOS 40d modified and SBIG 2000xm:
See section galaxies for further details
Not the sword wins the battle but the heart of the warrior!
Even a small instrument Travelling with an enthusiast to a pristine site sometimes can beat a big telescope!
Look at this Astro photo of Orion, Running man and Horsehead nebulae taken with a simple Canon 200mm L tele lens and 1,4 tele converter on Astrotrac mount only, in Borego Desert State Park, California
That's Astronudes too, an Art and Science project fueled by Enthusiasts with a heart wide open for experiencing Art and Science, wherever they are and whatever instruments they have available. Astro photos taken using a wide variety of telescopes, lenses and mounts are also aimed to show the different results of using a variety of scopes and mounts.
Orion Nebula M42 taken with Celestron C14 and SBIG 2000 xm the big sword.
See the blue oxygen and red hydrogen clouds, nature can be so beautiful!
The big brother of the above shown little Dumbbell nebula is the Dumbbell Nebula M 27.
Astro photo composite of exposures made with Celestron C 14 and Meade 10 inch SC.
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and Canon 2,8 200mm telelens on Skywatcher Alt Az Mini mount on Hohe Dirn, Upper Austria
100x5sec, North America Nebula NGC 7000
The concept of Astronudes
Astronudes is all about beauty art and science I have been doing Photography and Astronomy and Travelling for over 30 years I am so enchanted by the beauty of the night skies in all parts of the world I can hang out for many hours
at night to admire photograph and observe the beauty of the skies as well as I admire stunning landscapes and beautiful bodies.... when admiring the beauty of the night skies, however ,it makes a difference from where on this beautiful planet you do
it; a remote desert, a beautiful sea shore, an alpine environment... our beautiful mother planet Earth is unique in the endless Deepness of the universe, the more you feel and observe the Universe, the more you love our home planet Earth too
the combination of great landscapes of our beautiful home planet with the enchanting universe really makes your heart jump and sets free the artist and scientist who is embedded in every human being however, maybe the most important element
is still missing in many Astro photos -mankind- our species-unique and The crown of God's creation-preferentially represented by the beautiful sex the female. What can be more enchanting your senses than the combination of all these three gifts of god:
beautiful sky beautiful landscapes and elements of our planet Earth and beautiful females this Website also wants to encourage the idea that appealing Astro photographies can be achieved by using many different kinds of instruments, sometimes
a small instrument used at a remote location by an enthusiast delivers better results than the most expensive equipment. this page is structured into three categoriea Beauties of the sky Beauties of Earth and Sky Beauties,
Earth and Sky in addition Astronudes shares its own experiences with and offers a platform for Astronomer friendly hotels and locations. finally we offer an Astronuders blog to discuss science and art topics Enjoy Beauty
Art and Science. Dr Andrew P., Dr Peter F. all astro photos are property of Astronudes.at and its domain holder! reproduction is strictly forbidden without prior written consent of Astronudes.at and its
domain holder!! domain created in November 2013. we are happy for comments and ideas. andrew.p@astronudes.at We support the International Dark Sky Association http://www.darksky.org/
We are supported by http://www.epsilontreuhand.at/ Thanks for technical assistance to Tommy Nawratil, Lajos, Leopold and Tomas from the team of Teleskop Austria http://www.teleskop-austria.at/shop/
We also operate the websites http://www.astronomerfriendlyhotels.com/ and http://www.astronudes.com
News and Highlights for the Astronuder Community-click on the header for link
11. Dez, 2018
Comet Wirtanen
Comet 46P Wirtanen on Dec 11th 1am 40 km East of Vienna
astrophoto taken with Canon EOS 550d modified and Canon 1:2,8 200mm L lens on Astrotrac mount: 1 exp 45 sec ISO 800 see below
19. Jän, 2016
Comet Catalina passing close to galaxy M 101(distance 23 mio LY) taken on January 17th 2016.
see astro photo of comet catalina below
28. Sep, 2015
Total eclipse of the Moon Sept 28th 2015 taken with Canon EOS 5d Mk II
8. Sep, 2015
Dr Peter A and Dr Andrew P participate at the International Telescope Meeting a Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2015 at Emberger Alm
See pictures below
1. Jun, 2014
I recently tested a 6 inch f4 Photo Newton on an Astrotrac mount and Manfrotto carbon tripod on the island of Fuerteventura, Spain. I could do up to 180 seconds exposures which was sufficient for this fast Newton to get great astro photos of Centaurus A gx, M 83 and Omega Centauri(see below). This is an extremely light and powerful travel set up weighting only 8 kg in total.
18. Feb, 2014
Discuss the SBBU idea in Astronuders blog
1. Apr, 2014
On my last astro photo excursion I met Detlef who has developed in 8 years work a catalogue of deep sky objects interesting for advanced amateur astronomers and Astro photographers based on POSS. The catalogue is called MIPOSSO.
See Astronuders Hotels Austria Emberger Alm for more details.
19. Apr, 2014
Astronomers using NASAs Kepler space telescope have discovered the first Earth-size planet orbiting the dwarf star Kepler 186 in the habitable zone. The system Kepler 186 is located in the constellation Cygnus(see astro photo below).
See also section Sky nebulae.
News and Highlights for the Astronuder Community-click on the header for link
12. Okt, 2016
32.Internatioles Teleskoptreffen ITT International Telescope Meeting at Emberger Alm
Astronudes participates at the 30. Internationales Teleskoptreffen ITT International Telescope Meeting 2016 At Emberger Alm
Dr Andrew P. and Dr Peter F. participae at the ITT at Emberger Alm, Carinthia Austria with a APM APO 107/700 and a 16 inch Meade Dobson The weather was excellent, see pictures below
11. Jän, 2015
Comet C/2014 Q2 Lovejoy taken with Canon 600d modified and 80/480 Triplet APO, stack of 4 exposures a 90sec 1600ISO.
Comet C/2014 Q2 Lovejoy will come back in about 8000 years. Its closest distance to Earth was about 200 timnes the distance to our Moon.
see astro photo below
23. Sep, 2014
Astronudes participates at the 30. Internationales Teleskoptreffen ITT International Telescope Meeting 2014 At Emberger Alm
Dr Andrew P. and Dr Peter F. participate at the ITT at Emberger Alm, Carinthia Austria with a Meade 10 inch SC and a 4inch achromatic refractor
The weather is excellent, see pictures below
Iris Nebula NGC 7023 in Cepheus taken at the International Telescope Meeeting Internationales Teleskoptreffen Embergaer Alm 2016
stack of 3 exp 552 sec each and 2exp 770sec each with Canon EOS 550d modified ISO 1600, APM APO 107/700 and 0,79 reducer.
Comet Catalina passing close to galaxy M 101(distance 23 mio LY) taken on January 17th 2016. You can also see the galaxies NGC 5474(distance 21 mio LY) right of M 101 and NGC 5422(distance 101mio LY) left of M 101. Asto photo taken with Canon EOS 40d modified and Canon 2,8 200mm L Lens and teleconverter 1,4, stack of 11 exp 70 sec each 3200 ISO
Total eclipse of the Moon Sept 28th 2015 taken with Canon EOS 5d Mk II and 1:2,8 200 mm L and 2x Canon L teleconverter
Dr Peter A and Dr Andrew P participate at the International Telescope Meeting a Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2015 at Emberger Alm with a Meade 16 inch Dobson telescope and a 80/480 APO. The views of Lagoon Nebula, Trifid Nebula, Omega Nebula, Veil Nebulae, Crescent Nebula, Andromeda Galaxy even Stephans Quintet etc with 16inch at 1800meters above sea level
were breathtaking
Dr Peter A and Dr Andrew P participate at the International Telescope Meeting a Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2015 at Emberger Alm with a Meade 16 inch Dobson telescope and a 80/480 APO.
Dr Peter A and Dr Andrew P participate at the International Telescope Meeting a Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2015 at Emberger Alm with a Meade 16 inch Dobson telescope and a 80/480 APO.
Andromeda Galaxy M 31 taken with 80/480 Triplet APO at Emberger Alm during the Internatioanl Telescope Meeting, Internationales Teleskoptreffen ITT 2015
I recently tested a 6 inch f4 Photo Newton on an Astrotrac mount and Manfrotto carbon tripod on the island of Fuerteventura, Spain. I could do up to 180 seconds exposures which was sufficient for this fast Newton to get great astro photos of M83 gx
and Centaurus A gx and gc Omega Centauri(see below). Balance is crucial for this set up. Look how I modified the Astrotrac using a dovetail bar to achieve initial balance. In addition I turned the scope for every photo in such a way that the
focuser and camera outbalance the weight of the tube.
Galaxy M 83 in Centaurus taken with 6 inch f4 Photo Newton on an Astrotrac mount and Manfrotto carbon tripod on the island of Fuerteventura, Spain. Stack of 7 Canon exposures at 800-3200 ISO
Galaxy Centaurus A taken with 6 inch f4 Photo Newton on an Astrotrac mount and Manfrotto carbon tripod on the island of Fuerteventura, Spain. Stack of 7 Canon exposures at 1000-3200 ISO.
gc Omega Centauri taken with 6 inch f4 Photo Newton on an Astrotrac mount and Manfrotto carbon tripod on the island of Fuerteventura, Spain. Stack of 7 Canon exposures at 800-3200 ISO.
location of the Kepler 186 system where the first Earth-size planet in the habitable zone was discovered.
Astro photo taken in Alentejo, Portugal
Supernova 2014 in the galaxy M82.
Astrophoto C14
Comet C/2014 E2(Jacques) taken with 80/480 triplet APO close to Vienna on Aug 24th 2014.
Astronudes participates at the 30. Internationales Teleskoptreffen ITT International Telescope Meeting 2014 at Emberger Alm Cariinthia Austria.
Astronudes participates at the 30. Internationales Teleskoptreffen ITT International Telescope Meeting 2014 at Emberger Alm Cariinthia Austria. See also section Astronuder Hotels
Helix Nebula taken at Emberger Alm Carinthia, Austria during the 30th International Telescope Meeting ITT Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2014 with a Meade 10inch SC anf focal reducer at f6,3.
The Sculptor Galaxy or Silver Dollar Galaxy deep over the Souther horizon taken at Emberger Alm Carinthia, Austria during the 30th International Telescope Meeting ITT Internationales Teleskoptreffen 2014 with a Meade 10inch SC anf focal reducer at f6,3.
Comet Lovejoy on Jan 11th 2015
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and Canon 2,8 200mm telelens on Skywatcher Alt Az Mini mount on Hohe Dirn, Upper Austria
100x5sec, Andromeda Galaxy M31
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and Canon 2,8 200mm telelens on Skywatcher Alt Az Mini mount on Hohe Dirn, Upper Austria
100x5sec, Galaxy M33
New Travel Equipment!Crab Nebula M 1 astro photo taken with APM APO 107/700 on EQ 5 mount 211x10sec Atik Infinity
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and 8 inch Newton at f4 on Skywatcher EQ 5 mount.
50x12sec, Galaxy NGC 891
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and 80/480 APO and reducer at F 380mm on Skywatcher Alt Az Mini mount
50x10sec, 50x1sec, 50x0,1sec Orion Nebula M42
New Travel Equipment! Astrophoto taken with
Atik Infinity CCD Camera and Celestron Comet Catcher on Skywatcher Alt Az Mini mount on Hohe Dirn, Upper Austria
50x15sec, NGC 7331 group and Stephans Quintett
Astrophoto of Galaxy M 51 Whirlpool Galaxy, 8 inch skywatcher Newton and Atik Infinity, 200x 4,5 sec
Comet 46P Wirtanen on Dec 11th 1am 40 km East of Vienna
astrophoto taken with Canon EOS 550d modified and Canon 1:2,8 200mm L lens on Astrotrac mount: 1 exp 45 sec ISO 800
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