After years of dedication and passion for astrophotography, I am thrilled to announce that one of my images has been published in the March 2025 issue of BBC's Sky at Night magazine. This has been a long-held ambition of mine, and seeing my work featured in such a prestigious publication is nothing short of a dream come true.

The Soul Nebula

My image of the Soul Nebula, a vast and elaborate star-forming region located in the constellation Cassiopeia, was chosen for the March issue. The Soul Nebula's intricate structures and vibrant colours have always captivated me, and I am honoured that my depiction of this celestial wonder has found its place in the pages of Sky at Night.

Looking Ahead: The Fish Head Nebula

The excitement doesn't end there. BBC's Sky at Night has requested another one of my images for their online version of the magazine's May issue. This time, I will be showcasing the Fish Head Nebula, a fascinating part of the larger IC 1795 Nebula, also located in Cassiopeia. The Fish Head Nebula is known for its striking appearance and the intricate details of its star-forming regions, making it a challenging yet rewarding subject to capture.

The Journey of Astrophotography

Achieving this milestone has been a journey filled with late nights, meticulous planning, and countless hours spent under the stars. Each image represents not just a moment in time, but a culmination of my efforts to share the beauty and wonder of the universe with others. I am grateful for the support of the astrophotography community and the encouragement from friends and family who have believed in my work.