Congratulations to my son +Thomas Sullivan, now 14, for having the Royal Observatory, Greenwich select his photo for the cover of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year Collection 2009 – 2012, Japanese Edition.
Thomas has two photos in the book from the 2012 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. His sister +Nicole Sullivan and I each have one awarded photo in the book from the 2011 competition. Nicole had the additional honor of having a film crew sent by the Royal Observatory to interview her in 2011: https://vimeo.com/28740663
We'll be out pursuing new astrophotography photos in the days around Thanksgiving with my father +Doug Sullivan as well… three generations! He just took up night photography earlier this year when he bought a Canon T5i, and we bought him a tripod for his birthday. We're looking forward to many sleep-deprived nights full of photography.
Astronomy Photographer of the Year Collection 2009 – 2012, Japanese Edition
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Well done!
Awesome!! Many many Congratulations:-)
+Jeff Sullivan Congratulations to all of you ! That is awesome that you have your dad involved, as well as your children, to enjoy the discovery of such an amazing subject :) I am just learning how to capture the beauty of the night sky :) I just love it!
Whts the cover? I want to see if I can grab one from local store...
Congratulations +Thomas Sullivan, great shot!
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That ia so awesome!!!! Congrats!
Félicitations, c'est magnifique.
Big congrats. Talent in the genes. Love the shot, fully deserving.
Congrats +Thomas Sullivan and well done