Astrophotography T-Shirts

Celebrate your passion for the cosmos. Perfect for amateur astronomers and astrophotography lovers. Its humorous text "My telescope costs more than my Car" resonates with every space junkie and galaxy hunter who values the night sky. Perfect for amateur astronomy, astrobiology, and deep space exploration. This telescope is a testament to your passion for celestial events, eclipses, and meteor watching. A must-have for every space junkie and galaxy hunter.

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This strange and beautiful galaxy looks like water that's been heated to the point of lava. The swirling red and orange hues are mesmerizing, and the overall effect is otherworldly. It's hard to believe that something so beautiful could exist in the vast and empty universe, but this galaxy is proof that there's always something new to discover.

Milky Way Over Mt. Hood

MInard Castle - County Kerry

Ursa Major or the big dipper constellation

NGC 4565 (also known as the Needle Galaxy) is my favourite an edge-on spiral galaxy about 30 million light-years away from Earth in the constellation Coma Berenices. I have taken this picture with reflector telescope 750mm focal length f/5 and professional monochromatic astro camera with RGB filters. Total exposure time: luminance 27 x 600 sec, RGB 3 x 5 x 120 sec

This deep space image is dedicated especially (but not only) for connoisseurs: galaxy NGC 5907 (on the left) known as Knife Edge or Splinter galaxy, located approximately 53 million light years away from Earth, and on the right two galaxies: NGC 5905 (upper) and NGC 5908 (bottom), both approximately 140 million light years away from Earth. This part of sky shows constellation Dragon. Image taken with Newton 750mm f/5 telescope and color astrophotography camera. Total exposure time: 3 hours

Step into a celestial oasis with our "Starry Night Sanctuary: Cosmic Camping" design. This enchanting image captures a tent under a star-studded sky, bathed in the glow of the Milky Way. It’s an inspiring choice for stargazers and campers alike, evoking the wonder and tranquility of spending a night under the vast universe. Perfect for anyone who dreams of escaping to the great outdoors and finding peace beneath the stars.

Simple eclipse design with moment of totality April 8 2024. A memorable day for most of the United States, Mexico and Canada.

The Pillars of Creation is a photograph taken by the Hubble Space Telescope of clouds of interstellar gas and dust in the Eagle Nebula. Here we combine the visible light images of the pillars with the infrared images that show many, many more faint stars. tiokvadrat

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Auroras with a majestic black spruce tree seen above the Arctic Circle in Alaska. Photo taken in March 2022.

The Milky Way with its infinite number of stars and a forest in the foreground

Vintage is never vintage

Milky Way and moon behind rocks through the lens of a telescope!

Taking photos of our amazing world.

The Milky Way with its infinite number of stars

Astronomy style with stars milky way starry night and silhouette cat design for everyone who love space and cat, outdoor trip, astrophotography activities, night out star lover, galaxy lover, cosmology, cosmologists, galactic lovers, star trails

The Milky Way arch over Corn Du and Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Dream aurora in Fort Yukon, Alaska! One of the brightest displays I have EVER seen. Photo captured on March 5, 2022.

A stunning digital drawing depicting the incredible expanse of the awe-inspiring universe. This piece will surely take your style to where no-one has been before (hopefully).

This is a photo taken at night from Pentwyn Reservoir looking towards Pen y Fan and Corn Du. The Plough or Big Dipper is right above it.

This image was shortlisted in the biggest astrophotography competition - Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2021! It depicts how the beautiful Milky Way (Dark Horse nebula) and Rho Ophiuchi complex rise above the telescopes of a small observatory near Bern, Switzerland. To me, this scene reminds that even though people are largely restricted to Earth, nothing stops them from exploring the beauties of the universe.

Full moon and redwood trees.

The Afon Tawe below the Carmarthen Fan at night. The bright light in the middle is an Iridium Flare, the sun reflected off the highly polished surface of the now extinct communications satellite from Iridium.

The Milky Way above the Rhossili Coastguard Lookout

Looking towards the Salt House on Port Eynon Bay at night from the edge of Horton.

Comet NEOWISE and Noctilucent cloud over Corn Du and Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

This picture of a sun was made using "white light" technique. Mylar filter was used, colors of sun and sky are artificial.

This image was shortlisted in the biggest astrophotography competition - Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2021! It depicts how the beautiful Milky Way (Dark Horse nebula) and Rho Ophiuchi complex rise above the telescopes of a small observatory near Bern, Switzerland. To me, this scene reminds that even though people are largely restricted to Earth, nothing stops them from exploring the beauties of the universe.

wearing your passion is another way of expressing it.

Looking towards Llangennith from Rhossili Bay with the Helvetia Wreck and Rhossili Down, Gower

The rare Zodiacal Light over Corn Du in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Comet NEOWISE and Noctilucent cloud over Corn Du in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Sgwd Gwladus at night in the Brecon Beacons National Park