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Anunciados vencedores do concurso Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2018
24 de Outubro de 2018
O Observatório Real de Greenwic anunciou os resultados do seu concurso de fotografia extremamente popular, uma competição anual que premeia as mais bonitas imagens do cosmos.
Os vencedores do concurso Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year foram anunciados numa cerimónia de entrega de prémios que decorreu no Observatório Real de Greenwich, no Reino Unido, no dia 23 de Outubro de 2018. Todas as fotografias vencedoras estarão expostas numa celebração retrospectiva dos primeiros dez anos desta competição na nova Galeria Fotográfica do Museu Marítimo Nacional inglês a partir de 24 de Outubro de 2018. O ESO junta-se a esta competição como parceiro, contribuindo com um membro do júri do seu Departamento de Educação e Divulgação Científica (ePOD), Oana Sandu.
O vencedor global deste ano foi Brad Goldpaint dos EUA, que recebeu um prémio no valor de £10 000. A sua imagem Transport the Soul foi tirada em Moab, EUA.
“Quando o crescente da Lua nasceu, revelou-se-nos a vasta paisagem das colinas de xisto situadas por baixo de nós. (...) A galáxia de Andrómeda, o crescente da Lua, a Via Láctea e a posição do fotógrafo combinaram-se para criar um retrato harmonioso dum fotógrafo noturno a trabalhar,” assim descreveu Brad a sua fotografia.
Os vencedores de todas as categorias são:
Paisagens do céu — imagens de paisagens urbanas, campestres ou marítimas que mostrem o crepúsculo ou o céu noturno com a Via Láctea, chuva de meteoritos, cometas, conjunções, nascer de constelações, halos ou nuvens noctilucentes, juntamente com elementos terrestres
- Ferenc Szémár (Hungria) com Circumpolar (Vencedor)
- Chuanjin Su (China) com Eclipsed Moon Trail (2º Lugar)
- Ruslan Merzlyakov (Letónia) com Midnight Glow over Limfjord (Menção Honrosa)
Auroras — fotografias que mostrem atividade auroral sententrional ou austral
- Nicolas Lefaudeux (França) com Speeding on the Aurora Lane (Vencedor)
- Matthew James Turner (RU) com Castlerigg Stone Circle (2º Lugar)
- Mikkel Beiter (Dinamarca) com Aurorascape (Menção Honrosa)
Pessoas e Espaço — fotografias do céu noturno que incluam pessoas ou elementos humanos
- Brad Goldpaint (EUA) com Transport the Soul (Vencedor e Vencedor Global)
- Andrew Whyte (RU) com Living Space (2º Lugar)
- Marc McNeill (RU) com Me versus the Galaxy (Menção Honrosa)
O Sol — imagens do Sol, incluindo eclipses solares e trânsitos
- Nicolas Lefaudeux (França) com Sun King, Little King, and God of War (Vencedor)
- Stuart Green (RU) com Coloured Eruptive Prominence (2º Lugar)
- Haiyang Zong (China) com AR2673 (Menção Honrosa)
A Lua — imagens da Lua, incluindo eclipses lunares e ocultações de estrelas e planetas
- Jordi Delpeix Borrell (Espanha) com Inverted Colours of the Boundary between Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquillitatis (Vencedor)
- Peter Ward (Austrália) com Earth Shine (2º Lugar)
- László Francsics (Hungria) com From the Dark Side (Menção Honrosa)
Planetas, Cometas e Asteróides — fotografias de objetos do nosso Sistema Solar, incluindo planetas e seus satélites, cometas, asteróides e outras formas de restos zodiacais
- Martin Lewis (RU) com The Grace of Venus (Vencedor)
- Martin Lewis (RU) com Parade of the Planets (2º Lugar)
- Gerald Rhemann (Áustria) com Comet C/2016 R2 Panstarrs the blue carbon monoxide comet (Menção Honrosa)
Estrelas e Nebulosas — objetos do espaço profundo da nossa Via Láctea, incluindo estrelas, enxames estelares, restos de supernovas, nebulosas e fenómenos intergalácticos
- Mario Cogo (Itália) com Corona Australis Dust Complex (Vencedor)
- Mario Cogo (Itália) com Rigel and the Witch Head Nebula (2º Lugar)
- Rolf Wahl Olsen (Dinamarca) com Thackeray’s Globules in Narrowband Colour (Menção Honrosa)
Galáxias — objetos do espaço profundo para lá da nossa Via Láctea, incluindo galáxias, enxames de galáxias e associações estelares
- Steven Mohr (Austrália) NGC 3521 – Mysterious Galaxy (Vencedor)
- Raul Villaverde Fraile (Espanha) com From Mirach (2º Lugar)
- Cesar Blanco (Espanha) com Fireworks Galaxy NGC6939-SN 2017 EAW (Menção Honrosa)
Jovem Astrofotógrafo do Ano — fotografias tiradas por fotógrafos iniciantes de idade inferior a 16 anos
- Fabian Dalpiaz (Itália — 15 anos) com Great Autumn Morning (Vencedor)
- Logan Nicholson (Austrália — 13 anos) com The Eta Carinae Nebula (2º Lugar)
- Thea Hutchinson (RU — 11 anos) com Inverted Sun (Menção Honrosa)
- Davy van der Hoeven (Holanda — 10 anos) com A Valley on the Moon (Menção Honrosa)
- Casper Kentish (RU — 8 anos) com First Impressions (Menção Honrosa)
Prémio Especial — Prémio Sir Patrick Moore para o Melhor Iniciante
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Tianhong Li (China) com Galaxy Curtain Call Performance
Prémio Especial — Robotic Scope
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Damian Peach (RU) com Two Comets with the Pleiades
O concurso Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year é organizado pelo Royal Observatory Greenwich, em associação com a Insight Investment e a BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
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