Personality
Calling
Astrophotography
Category
Personality
The love for space for Mihail begins in childhood and over time becomes a way to combine his two great passions – photography and the starry sky. His first photo is like an epiphany – the feeling that you can capture the invisible and turn it into color and form. Since then, he looks at the stars not only as subjects for photography but also as personal teachers in humility and gratitude.
With the years, he learns that technique is just a mean. The real lessons come from nature: to wait, to be patient, to accept that weather conditions can change your plans in seconds. The camera is just an instrument. The true value is in creating a shot that carries emotion and makes the viewer remember their own nights under the stars.
For Mihail, photography is not just a technically perfect shot. What matters is that the viewer stops, thinks, and feels something. This is exactly what he seeks – an interesting perspective, composition, or detail that provokes. In a world flooded with endless visual flow, the victory is to create a shot that captures attention.
Astrophotography, in this sense, is more than just "taking pictures of stars." It is an interpretation – a combination of the scientific accuracy of the camera and the artistic style of the author. Each captured file is like a raw canvas that gains character and emotion through processing.
For Mihail, the experience is always the top priority. Just being under the stars brings a sense of peace, which then translates into the photographs. He wants the viewer to feel something real – nostalgia, inspiration, or simply the desire to look up.
His advice to beginners is simple: the technique is important, but not decisive. More important is the person behind the lens – their taste, patience, and willingness to experiment. As a starting point, it is advisable to participate in a workshop – a place where a novice can find out if this art is for them, without making unnecessary investments. Ultimately, photography is a combination of personal touch, emotion, and the readiness to experiment.
