In the May issue,
Astronomy showcased the stunning night sky photography of Dennis Mammana. He has been sharing images of the heavens with the public since he was 16, and he focuses on blending the celestial with the terrestrial. Because of this, Mammana doesn’t photograph the sky through a telescope — his only equipment is a DSLR camera and a workhorse lens — and instead captures stunning vistas featuring the Moon, stars, aurorae, the Milky Way, and more.
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