Winner, Overall Astronomy Photographer of the Year and People And Space. ‘Transport the Soul’ by Brad Goldpaint
Winner, Best Newcomer. ‘Galaxy Curtain Call Performance’ by Tianhong Li
Young Winner. ‘Great Autumn Morning’ by Fabian Dalpiaz
Winner, Skyscapes. ‘Circumpolar’ by Ferenc Szémár
Winner, Aurorae. ‘Speeding on the Aurora Highway’ by Nicolas Lefaudeux
Winner, Galaxies. ‘Mysterious Galaxy’ by Steven Mohr
Winner, Robotic Scope. ‘Two Comets with the Pleiades’ by Damian Peach
Winner, Our Moon. ‘Inverted Colours of the Boundary Between Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquilitatis’ by Jordi Delpeix-Borrell
Winner, Our Sun. ‘Sun King, Little King and God of War’ by Nicolas Lefaudeux
Winner, Planets, Comets, Asteroids. ‘The Grace of Venus’ by Martin Lewis
Winner, Stars and Nebulae. ‘Corona Australis Dust Complex’ by Mario Cogo
Unless you live far from any city or human settlement, prep yourself to see the night sky like you never have before. The winners of the annual Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year were revealed recently, and this is the pick of the bunch. Overall winner Brad Goldpaint won £10,000 and pride of place in the exhibition. Click on the caption for each image to find out more about it, which category it won and the photographer who took it. You can catch the winning images at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, the United Kingdom.
