The lights loom over the mountains in Stokknes on the southern coast of Iceland JINGYI ZHANG/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Exhibition

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Reading The Times, today, I saw a few of the shortlisted entries for the Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Exhibition, on at The Royal Observatory, Greenwich:

Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year is the biggest international competition of its kind, annually showcasing spectacular images shot by astrophotographers worldwide.

2017’s Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the the Year exhibition is in now its final weeks …

Stunning.

These were my favourites but worth a happy weekend trip – that’d be this weekend as I’m a bit late in posting this – to Greenwich to see the rest, I’d say ✨

Royal Observatory, Greenwich, on until 22 July 2018.

Aurora Borealis seen above the Barents Sea off the coast of Russia MICHAEL ZAV'YALOV/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
Aurora Borealis seen above the Barents Sea off the coast of Russia
MICHAEL ZAV’YALOV/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
The flared up southern lights reflect bright colours on the water at Southern Bays near Christchurch, New Zealand PAUL WILSON/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
The flared up southern lights reflect bright colours on the water at Southern Bays near Christchurch, New Zealand
PAUL WILSON/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
A weathered juniper tree in Montana’s northern Rocky Mountains is surrounded by star trails and in the centre sits Polaris, the brightest star in the constellation of Ursa Minor JAKE MOSHER/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
A weathered juniper tree in Montana’s northern Rocky Mountains is surrounded by star trails and in the centre sits Polaris, the brightest star in the constellation of Ursa Minor
JAKE MOSHER/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
The lights loom over the mountains in Stokknes on the southern coast of Iceland JINGYI ZHANG/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
The lights loom over the mountains in Stokknes on the southern coast of Iceland
JINGYI ZHANG/ROYAL OBSERVATORY INSIGHT INVESTMENT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

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