Meine Aufnahmetechnik | Deep Sky

My recording technique | Deep Sky

January 01, 2022

Last year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, I was unable to travel to spectacular locations to pursue my passion for astrophotography. But I took advantage of the time at home and continued working on my deep sky astrophotography. The great thing about deep sky photography is that you can do it anywhere in the world. With the right equipment, like the Sony α7R III, light pollution isn't an issue.

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Fotografieren auf Island: Vulkanausbruch und Nordlichter

Photographing in Iceland: Volcanic eruption and Northern Lights

July 01, 2021

When the Fagradalsfjall volcano erupted in March 2021, we were able to witness up close the dramatic primordial violence that shaped our planet. The volcano's location and accessibility allowed people to visit the eruption site and marvel at and document the sheer power and wonder of our planet. When Stefan Liebermann in Germany saw the images, he knew he had to go and see the eruption with his own eyes.

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What’s In My Bag: Ein Sony Alpha Kit für faszinierende Astro-Landschaften und mehr

What's In My Bag: A Sony Alpha Kit for fascinating astro landscapes and more

May 07, 2021

Physicist and photographer Stefan Liebermann uses his Sony Alpha cameras and Sony lenses to capture fascinating astro landscapes and deep sky images. In this article, we talk to him about the equipment he uses and find out why.

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Bei jedem Licht und Wetter

In any light and weather

January 13, 2021

Stefan Liebermann was the first photographer in the world to test the new FE 35 mm f/1.4 G Master lens, which proved to be a revelation for photos.

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Astrofotografie in West- und Zentralaustralien | Stefan Liebermann

Astrophotography in Western and Central Australia

March 27, 2020 1 Comment

In September I went to Western and Central Australia to capture one of the most impressive starry skies on earth. After what seemed like an endless flight, we arrived in Perth and headed straight north to Kalbarri National Park, about 500 km away.

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Das Wahrzeichen Südtirols - Unterwegs in den Dolomiten | Stefan Liebermann

The landmark of South Tyrol - traveling in the Dolomites

September 29, 2019 1 Comment

The UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites refers to a mountain group in the southern Limestone Alps. Often referred to as the landmark of South Tyrol, the region impresses with varied landscapes, consisting of spectacular mountains and vertically sloping rugged rock faces, gentle alpine pastures and idyllic mountain lakes. Ideal conditions to capture new, creative motifs.

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Impressionen aus Südostasien | Stefan Liebermann

Impressions from Southeast Asia

September 26, 2019

In March 2019 I went to Southeast Asia. After two days in the traditional, culinary-inspiring capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, we took the sleeper bus to the northern Vietnamese province of Lao Cai, right on the Chinese border.

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São Miguel – Idyllisches Naturparadies auf den Azoren | Stefan Liebermann

São Miguel – Idyllic natural paradise in the Azores

December 19, 2018

The Azores archipelago lies in the middle of the Atlantic, about 1,400 km west of mainland Europe. An island chain consisting of nine larger islands including the largest island São Miguel with the capital Ponta Delgada. That's exactly where we ended up at the beginning of August.

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Nachtfotografie in der Wüste Namibias | Stefan Liebermann

Night photography in the desert of Namibia

July 18, 2018 3 Comments

Armed with extremely bright camera equipment, we went to the photography paradise of Namibia in spring 2018. We quickly jumped into our off-road rental car and left the international airport in Windhoek directly on a mogul slope.

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Aurora Borealis – Auf der Jagd nach den Nordlichtern | Stefan Liebermann

Aurora Borealis – Hunting for the Northern Lights

April 25, 2018

In February 2018 we headed to the Lofoten Islands in Norway. Well equipped, we hoped to get fantastic shots of the famous Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights.

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