CAMBRIDGE PHOTOGRAPHIC MOON ATLAS FULL

CAMBRIDGE PHOTOGRAPHIC MOON ATLAS FULL

Each galaxy in turn is displayed in full colour with the images taken by the acclaimed amateur astrophotographer and these images are brilliant, very professional. The beginning of each section covers the classification of that type of galaxy and its morphology and astrophysics. There are over 320 pages of information.īefore we begin running through all the different galaxies there is an introduction section detailing the first galaxy catalogues and the nature of galaxies.Įach section in the book is split up into galaxy type with spiral galaxies being first. The contents section is very clear listing all the galaxies covered in the book. This is a hardcover full colour book and it starts with a beautiful inner cover (both front and back) of the galaxies displayed on a constellation map providing the name of the galaxy and its co-ordinates. So I was really pleased to see there was now an atlas of the galaxies as well. I really enjoy looking at my Cambridge Atlas of the Messier objects when imaging to see what I am looking for and what my final images should look like. The Cambridge Photographic Atlas of Galaxies by Michael Konig and Stefan Binnewies

Cambridge photographic moon atlas