A Nebula Was Born
The Eastern Veil Nebula, a stunning remnant of a massive supernova explosion, was formed around 10,000 to 20,000 years ago when a star roughly 20 times the mass of our Sun reached the end of its life in a dramatic and violent burst. Located approximately 1,500 light-years away in the constellation of Cygnus, this celestial structure is a delicate tapestry of glowing ionized gas, showcasing brilliant filaments of hydrogen, oxygen, and sulfur. The explosive force that created the Eastern Veil Nebula scattered stellar material across space, creating an intricate web of interstellar clouds that continue to expand, revealing the beauty and power of cosmic evolution.
Staring for 3 nights!
To capture this image I had to lock my telescope at the nebula for three nights. I had to fight against clouds and changes in the atmosphere. I used a precise robotic tracking mount that follows the movement of the stars and an astronomy camera that cools the image sensor below freezing to eliminate noise. I used narrowband filters which allowed me to capture the light emitted by only the hydrogen and oxygen gas from the nebula minus the city lights. I capture over 7 hours of exposure and in the end processed the best 5 hours out of that. I then spent many hours processing the data to finally reveal this beautiful image.
Unmatched Quality and Sustainability
Each Limited Edition Fine Art print is crafted with the highest standards of quality and durability, using Canson's acid-free, archival cotton Baryta Photographique Giclée paper. Renowned for its exceptional ability to render stunning details and vibrant contrast, this premium paper enhances the depth and richness of every color, ensuring that the image remains as breathtaking as the moment it was captured. With its museum-quality construction, the print is designed to last over 100 years without fading, preserving its brilliance for generations. Every step of the production process, from printing to final packaging, is meticulously managed to maintain a carbon-neutral footprint, reflecting a commitment to sustainability without compromising on excellence.
Authenticity Guaranteed
Each Limited Edition Fine Art print is a true representation of the artist’s vision, created with the utmost care and precision. To ensure the value and uniqueness of every piece, each print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity that is signed and numbered. This certificate guarantees that your print is a part of an exclusive collection, crafted to the highest standards, and will never be reproduced beyond its limited run. With this commitment to authenticity, collectors can be confident in the uniqueness and artistic integrity of their investment, making each print not only a beautiful addition to any space but also a cherished piece of art history.
COLLECTOR TESTIMONIALS
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- Lex DHis lunar photography is absolutely stunning! I love seeing the composites he creates from his home made telescope/camera! His digital wallpapers are phenomenal quality, perfectly cropped versions for phone, tablet, and desktop of so many of his shots! Amazing value. I purchased "Golden Hour" from his first print sale and couldn't be happier with the quality and vibrancy - the framing and shipping were very well handled!
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- Grace L
I'm the very proud owner of one of Zubuyer's Super Flower Moon prints. The tone and attention to detail in his customer interactions - from order through to delivery and afterwards - is lovely. I'm a huge selenophile and I adore my print as a reflection of my love and respect for the moon!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Zubuyer is an award winning astrophotographer who has been honing his craft for the last 5 years. He is known for his highly detailed lunar images and deep-sky vistas. His approach to astronomy is quite unique as he designs and builds his own telescopes which he uses to take images of celestial objects. His images have been viewed and shared online by millions of people on Instagram and other social media sites. His images were featured by NASA, European Space Agency, Sony, Darksky International, Asian Photography Magazine, Shanghai Astronomy Museum, etc.