Thanos Paraskevopoulos Photography

A mechanical engineer who loves exploring and documenting the magnificence of the world and the night sky.

Night Sky

Night Sky
Landscapes

Landscapes
Travel

Travel

Hi, I’m Thanos!

I’m an astro-landscape photographer who loves exploring and documenting the magnificence of the world under the night sky. Nightscapes at known and beautiful locations will make people feel the view of the cosmos more familiar. My goal is to provide the message of equality and independence through my photos, as we are all under the night sky.

When we arrived at the mountain refuge, we faced heavy rainy weather, so there was any luck of night sky photography. We decided to stay in the dining room, and we spent almost the rest of the night talking and having a drink next to the fire. When
This was the view from the village Syrrako at the North Tzoumerka. During our recent excursion, we spent a couple of days at this magnificent area. We were quite lucky, not only due to fall colors which were filling every point of view with vibrant c
During our last excursion at Mount Smolikas, we decided to have an overnight stay at the mountain refuge of Smolikas, which is located at an altitude of 1750m, at the foot of Mount Smolikas. As soon as we arrived, we had a tasty dinner (far from ou
The Hunter’s Moon (October full moon) was rising just after the sunset. After noticing the direction that will be rising from, I decided to capture it rising behind the Acropolis Hill, ideally behind the monument of Parthenon; my predictions we
Sometimes, the moment you share is more important than the moment you capture. Spending time with people having the same interests and concerns is valuable. These images were taken during a short excursion we had in order to capture the magnificent
After a struggling summer with extensive workload and lots of unpredictable events, I decided to spend a week in the mountains, enjoying nature and the night sky, probably the best time to do so; during autumn. I packed my hiking backpack and my tent
On the 14th of October, I went to the Areopagus Hill in order to capture the comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) Above the Thissio Visitor Center of the National Observatory of Athens. I arrived just before the sunset, and I had plenty of time to fin