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The brilliant Milky Way connects photographers around the world and beyond in the annual competition – Huge

Every night, the Milky Way is decorated with dark skies around the globe, with a twinkling star and pink dust. Our Galaxy itself is amazing, and our Galaxy is getting more and more dazzling in the 2025 Galaxy Photographer of the Year Competition.

The annual competition hosted by Capture The Atlas has won over 6,000 pieces in its eighth year. The winning shots come from other positions, including Moai Sculptures of Easter Island, Hehuan Mountain in Taiwan and remote Socotra in Yemen. Even for the first time, even the view of the Milky Way seen from the International Space Station, astronaut Don Pettit captured the astronaut while the Earth below glowed.

Rositsa Dimitrova, “Night Guardian”, Easter Island, Chile

Despite the diversity of geography, methodology and technology, all photos are brought by light from afar. See all 25 winners of the Capture Atlas.

Milky Way Through the Bobbabu Tree
Benjamin Barakat, “Bottle Tree Paradise”, Yemen, Socotra
A path leads to pointed stones under the Milky Way
Marcin Rosadziński, “Stairway to Paradise”, Madeira, Portugal
View of the Milky Way from the Earth below space
Don Pettit, “Billion Dollars”, International Space Station
Milky Way above the rocky bay
Kavan Chay, Evolution of the Stars, Otago, New Zealand
A man stands in a striped stone landscape with a light under the Milky Way
Luis Cajete, “The Wave”, Utah’s Coyote Butt
Pink and purple floating flower fields above the Milky Way
Max Inwood, “Lubean Sea”, Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Lush pink flowers in the valley below the Milky Way
Ethan Su, “Blosoom”, Hehuan Mountain Dark Sky Park, Taiwan
Milky Way seen through the Rock Arch
Anthony Lopez

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