Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2020

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Find out which image was voted the public's favourite photo in Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2019
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The winner of Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year People's Choice 2019 has been revealed!
Photographer Miguel Claro's spectacular image 'A Titanium Moon' has been voted the public's favourite photo from this year's exhibition.
Over 22,000 votes were cast online and in the Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year gallery, with Claro's high resolution image of the Moon emerging as the winner.
Claro's winning work is composed of four panels, each one made from 30 images combined together to reveal a sharp and detailed surface of the Moon's surface. See the image below, along with all the other shortlisted entries.
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© Miguel Claro
Celestron 14” EdgeHD 355 mm Schmidt-Cassegrain reflecting telescope at f/11, Celestron CGEM mount, Nikon D810A camera, ISO 250, 120 x 1/320-second exposures
© Matt Robinson
Canon EOS 6D camera, 14 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 5000, 5-second exposure
© Alexander Stepanenko
Nikon D850 camera, 12 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 1600, 4-second exposure
© Ruslan Merzlyakov
Canon EOS 6D camera, 24 mm f/2 lens, ISO 320, 6-second exposure
© Bernard Miller, Martin Pugh
Planewave CDK-17 432 mm Dall-Kirkham reflecting telescope at f/6.8, Paramount ME mount, SBIG STXL-11002 camera, L-RGB-Ha composite, 13 hours 10 minutes total exposure
© Jason Guenzel
Explore Scientific AR152 Achromatic Refractor telescope, DayStar QUARK Chromosphere filter, Celestron AVX mount, ZWO ASI174MM-Cool camera, 4150 mm f/27 lens, 500 x 8.5-millisecond exposures
© Damian Peach
Celestron C14 355 mm Schmidt-Cassegrain reflecting telescope at f/22, Losmandy G11 mount, ZWO ASI290MM camera, mosaic from 30,000 stacked exposures
© Kevin Palmer
© Martin Lewis
© Nicolai Brügger
Nikon D810 camera, 15 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 1600 (foreground), ISO 5000 (sky), 30 x 20-second exposures
© Ben Bush
Nikon D810 camera, 24 mm f/1.4 lens, ISO 4000, 10-second exposure
© Jason Perry
Nikon D850 camera, 14 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 6400, 9 x 25-second exposures
© Ekant Veer
© James Stone
Nikon D750 camera, 15 mm f/3.5 lens, ISO 2000, 250 x 15-second exposures
© Sean Goebel
Canon EOS M5 camera, 24 mm f/2 lens, ISO 6400, 15-second exposure
© Tommy Eliassen
Nikon D810A camera, 70 mm f/2.8 lens, ISO 12800, 8-second exposure
© Brandon Yoshizawa
© Jay Evans
© Stefan Liebermann
Sony ILCE-7S camera, 14 mm f/1.8 lens, ISO 5000, 13 x 30-second exposures
© Masoud Ghadiri
Nikon D850 camera, Vixen Polarie mount, 24 mm f/4 lens, ISO 3200, 60-second exposure
© Marcin Zajac
© Andrew Campbell
GSO RC8CF 200 mm Ritchey-Chretien reflecting telescope at f/5.8, Sky-Watcher EQ6 Pro mount, QSI 683 WSG 8 camera, HDR RGB-Ha-OIII composite, 63 hours 58 minutes total exposure
© Thomas Klemmer
GSO 150 mm Newtonian reflecting telescope at f/5, Baader H-alpha, OIII, RGB filters, Sky-Watcher AZEQ6 GT mount, ZWO ASI183MMC Pro camera, RGB-Ha-OIII composite, 8 hours 15 minutes total exposure
© Ross Clark