Biosphoto : Agence Photographique spécialisée dans la Nature et l'Environnement

Laurent Laveder

Laurent Laveder est un photographe professionnel spécialisé dans la photo du ciel, surtout de nuit. De formation scientifique, il s'attache à capturer et à mettre en évidence des phénomènes physiques ou des objets célestes afin d'en expliquer l'origine. Ses photos du ciel présentent généralement un avant plan terrestre, ce qui permet de mieux rendre compte de la luminosité et de la dimension des sujets photographiés. Il est membre du collectif The World At Night qui rassemble une trentaine des meilleurs astrophotographes paysagistes de la planète issus d'une vingtaine de pays. Il est l'auteur du livre "Le ciel, un jardin vu de la Terre" (aux éditions Belin, 224 pages) qui a reçu le prix spécial du jury du livre d'astronomie en 2009.

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Huelgoat forest under snow FinistèreHuelgoat forest under snow Finistère ; View type small planet© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Huelgoat forest under snow Finistère ; View type small planet

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Huelgoat rock chaos in the light of the Full Moon ; Light pollution rivals with the light of the full moon to illuminate the landscape of Huelgoat rocky chaos covered with snow. In the sky, Ursa Major gives the direction of the star Arcturus, in Bootes.

Huelgoat rock chaos in the light of the Full MoonHuelgoat rock chaos in the light of the Full Moon ; Light pollution rivals with the light of the full moon to illuminate the landscape of Huelgoat rocky chaos covered with snow. In the sky, Ursa Major gives the direction of the star Arcturus, in Bootes.© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Huelgoat rock chaos in the light of the Full Moon ; Light

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Girl giving the impression of getting to lasso the moon Girl giving the impression of getting to lasso the moon © Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Girl giving the impression of getting to lasso the moon

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Triple conjunction between Venus and Jupiter Moon FinistèreTriple conjunction between Venus and Jupiter Moon Finistère© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Triple conjunction between Venus and Jupiter Moon Finistère

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Man giving the impression of reading with like moon light Man giving the impression of reading with like moon light © Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Man giving the impression of reading with like moon light

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Comet Hale-Bopp through a field of stars ; In binoculars, the comet Hale-Bopp was an incredible show with two tails well separated. Here, it passes through a star field between the constellations Perseus (left) and Cassiopeia (right). Note the presence of the double cluster in Perseus between the two tails.

Comet Hale-Bopp through a field of stars Comet Hale-Bopp through a field of stars ; In binoculars, the comet Hale-Bopp was an incredible show with two tails well separated. Here, it passes through a star field between the constellations Perseus (left) and Cassiopeia (right). Note the presence of the double cluster in Perseus between the two tails. © Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Comet Hale-Bopp through a field of stars ; In binoculars, the

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Stars Venus and yarn behind a Chapel France ; The star appears to ignite is the planet Venus, the morning star, which rises in the dawn sky above the lake Brennilis in the Monts d'Arree. The chapel of Saint Michel Braspart stands an imposing figure whose steeple mask some of the stars of the constellation of Orion.

Stars Venus and yarn behind a Chapel FranceStars Venus and yarn behind a Chapel France ; The star appears to ignite is the planet Venus, the morning star, which rises in the dawn sky above the lake Brennilis in the Monts d'Arree. The chapel of Saint Michel Braspart stands an imposing figure whose steeple mask some of the stars of the constellation of Orion.© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Stars Venus and yarn behind a Chapel France ; The star appears to

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Milky Way above the rocks and Jupiter France ; The Milky Way stands above the southern horizon, over a field of rocks erected by thinking of the stone. On the right, Jupiter is reflected in the ocean.

Milky Way above the rocks and Jupiter FranceMilky Way above the rocks and Jupiter France ; The Milky Way stands above the southern horizon, over a field of rocks erected by thinking of the stone. On the right, Jupiter is reflected in the ocean. © Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Milky Way above the rocks and Jupiter France ; The Milky Way

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Milky Way from Sagittarius to Swan above the Sea FranceMilky Way from Sagittarius to Swan above the Sea France ; Milky Way stretching from Sagittarius (the horizon) to the Swan (the zenith). The scope covers the ECU of Sobieski, the Eagle, the Dolphin, Arrow, Little Fox and the Lyre. © Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Milky Way from Sagittarius to Swan above the Sea France ; Milky

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Cone of Earth's shadow causing the eclipse of the MoonCone of Earth's shadow causing the eclipse of the Moon© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Cone of Earth's shadow causing the eclipse of the Moon

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Variations of the inferior mirage Glénans Britain France ; It was during a cold February morning that these photos were taken. Taking advantage of the relief of Kermil beach in the seaside resort of Beg Meil, the photographer took pictures at different heights relative to the sea: from 1.5 m to 20 m<br>Flush with water (top picture), only the tallest structures on the island of sheep appear: lighthouse, wind, "summits" of the island. They seem longer than in reality because they are confused with their relfet by a mirage. Thus, it is clear the island floating above the sea, and be symmetrical about the horizontal. As the photographer climbed onto the beach, the picture becomes clearer and reflections fade: San Nicolas Island finally reached the sea

Variations of the inferior mirage Glénans Britain FranceVariations of the inferior mirage Glénans Britain France ; It was during a cold February morning that these photos were taken. Taking advantage of the relief of Kermil beach in the seaside resort of Beg Meil, the photographer took pictures at different heights relative to the sea: from 1.5 m to 20 m
Flush with water (top picture), only the tallest structures on the island of sheep appear: lighthouse, wind, "summits" of the island. They seem longer than in reality because they are confused with their relfet by a mirage. Thus, it is clear the island floating above the sea, and be symmetrical about the horizontal. As the photographer climbed onto the beach, the picture becomes clearer and reflections fade: San Nicolas Island finally reached the sea© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Variations of the inferior mirage Glénans Britain France ; It was

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Huelgoat forest covered with snowHuelgoat forest covered with snow ; A large tree without its leaves rises into the sky.© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Huelgoat forest covered with snow ; A large tree without its

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Big beech tending its branches to Mars ; Among the rocks of Huelgoat granite rock chaos, a large beech tends its branches toward the planet Mars located alongside the full moon that illuminates the landscape.

Big beech tending its branches to MarsBig beech tending its branches to Mars ; Among the rocks of Huelgoat granite rock chaos, a large beech tends its branches toward the planet Mars located alongside the full moon that illuminates the landscape.© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Big beech tending its branches to Mars ; Among the rocks of

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Lighthouse of Ploumanac'h under the starsLighthouse of Ploumanac'h under the stars© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Lighthouse of Ploumanac'h under the stars

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Stars and satellites over a wind turbine ; In summer, when astronomical twilight, the satellites are visible from lower and lower toward the southern hemisphere, because the cone of Earth's shadow falls as the sun rises on approaching the horizon north-east.

Stars and satellites over a wind turbineStars and satellites over a wind turbine ; In summer, when astronomical twilight, the satellites are visible from lower and lower toward the southern hemisphere, because the cone of Earth's shadow falls as the sun rises on approaching the horizon north-east.© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Stars and satellites over a wind turbine ; In summer, when

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Complicated halo consisting of several bows ; The cirumzénithal bow is not very contrasted. But there is a more interesting thing to be seen: a supralatéral bow and same a supralatéral bow of Parry. The first one is hardly visible, forming a circle centred on the Sun tangeant in the cirumzénithal bow. As for the supralatéral bow of Parry, it is the very visible multicolored part situated on this big circle, in 45° to the right of the Sun. According to statistics established by German observers, this last halo is visible hardly once a year!

Complicated halo consisting of several bowsComplicated halo consisting of several bows ; The cirumzénithal bow is not very contrasted. But there is a more interesting thing to be seen: a supralatéral bow and same a supralatéral bow of Parry. The first one is hardly visible, forming a circle centred on the Sun tangeant in the cirumzénithal bow. As for the supralatéral bow of Parry, it is the very visible multicolored part situated on this big circle, in 45° to the right of the Sun. According to statistics established by German observers, this last halo is visible hardly once a year!© Laurent Laveder / Biosphoto - RMNon exclusive sale
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Complicated halo consisting of several bows ; The cirumzénithal

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Earthshine of a crescent moon

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