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Artistic Method

Each image is created through long-term, patient imaging from a private observatory in Finland. A single finished work may require years of collected data.

Astronomical cameras are monochrome instruments. To produce accurate color images, individual color channels are captured separately through filters and later combined. The colors in the final works are recorded directly from the sky and are not artificially generated.

The imaging process produces vast amounts of data, requiring careful processing and calibration. However, the photographs themselves are not altered beyond normal color and tonal adjustments.

All works are created through real astronomical imaging and observation, never by computer generation.