Embark on a stellar adventure: Journeys through space and time

Welcome to a space where the night sky quietly reveals its hidden details—where distant galaxies and cosmic structures become visible through the practice of astrophotography. This gallery is for fellow enthusiasts, curious minds, and anyone who finds a sense of wonder in the stars above.

My interest in astronomy began at the age of 13, sparked by reading and learning about the universe. After moving to Germany, I took up astrophotography in 2021 and have been actively exploring it ever since. From capturing deep-sky images to processing and sharing them, I genuinely enjoy the entire journey—and connecting with others who share an appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the cosmos.

My captures > Gallery

All the images in this gallery were captured and processed by me. These celestial wonders were photographed from a variety of locations—ranging from light-polluted suburban skies to the deep darkness of remote rural areas, and more recently, primarily from my remote telescope in Trevinca, Spain.

Each image stands as a testament to the beauty that lies beyond our world, offering a unique glimpse into the grandeur of the universe as seen through different telescopes, cameras, and fields of view.

Processed by me > Gallery

This is where the raw, unrefined beauty of the universe is transformed into breathtaking artwork.

This gallery showcases my journey in astrophotography post-processing, where each image is meticulously enhanced to reveal the hidden splendor of the cosmos.

Most of the raw subframes were downloaded through the Telescope Live astro imaging service. My approach blends technical precision with artistic vision, aiming to bring out the subtle hues of distant galaxies and the intricate structures of nebulae.

This collection is not merely about capturing images—it’s about crafting a fusion of science and art, unveiling the unseen details of space and light.

I AM SUPER GLAD TO SEE you HERE

It might seem unlikely that a child from the southern parts of the tropical paradise of Sri Lanka would develop such a profound interest not only in Astrophotography and Astronomy but also in Electronics, 3D designing & printing while occupation being a Machine learning engineer. I started studying astronomy at age 13 and at the same time, my interest in Electronics sparked. So from the age of 13, I was an active member of the college (Richmond College, Galle, Sri Lanka) astronomical society. Even after I went to university I was an active member of the University of Colombo Astronomical Society, Sri Lanka. But only a few years ago, after moving to Germany, I started Astrophotography. Currently, I am a member of Sternfreunde Berlin & Brandenburg e.V. and have a remote astrophotography setup in Trevinca, Spain.

My adventurous spirit combined with my artistic side paved the road to travel photography. I am particularly drawn to hiking in mountainous areas and have a passion for discovering serene mountain lakes.

These experiences not only fuel my love for photography but also inspire my work in machine learning, where I often find parallels between the intricate patterns of nature and the complexities of algorithms.

GALLERY – upcoming

FEEL FREE TO REACH OUT.

Whether you want to buy printouts of my images, leave feedback for my work, are interested in working together, have a question about how I do things, or have another inquiry, I would love to hear from you. Feel free send contact me via my wandering.astrophotography Instagram account by sending me a direct message or sending me an email to the following wandering.astrophotography@hotmail.com .

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M101 Pinwheel galaxy and its neighbours. Large g

A cosmic flower blooming and its veins: Tulip nebu

NGC 7331, also known as Caldwell 30, is an unbarre

RCW 16, also known as Sh 2-311 and Gum 9, is a neb

Running Chicken Nebula is an emission nebula that

NGC1097 a target that is mostly visible from South

Sharing images of three comets that was visible th

Sharing some of my last year astrophotography befo

M33 – The Triangulum Galaxy Captured from my bal

Eastern Veil Nebula (NGC 6992): The Eastern Veil N

Sh2-86: Located in the constellation Vulpecula, al

This is a wide field image of Cepheus constellatio

This picture of the nearby galaxy NGC 3521 was tak

The Dark Shark and Wolf’s Cave Nebulae from Gül

Flying bat and dark Seahorse nebula from Gülpe, G

I took this image in February of last year in Sri

Omega Nebula, M17, captured from my balcony in Ber

Eagle Nebula (M16) I captured this from my balcony

A close up of comet 12P/Pons-Brooks from 24th Marc

A wide field captured of comet 12P/Pons-Brooks tog

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