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The image that closed a chapter. And opened the next.
Support the rebuild. Own the final image.
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The Shot Above
The project of going back to the Peruvian Andes to fulfil a vision
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Capturing a Triple Arch at 4,200 Meters
Once a year, both arms of the Milky Way share the same sky. This March, I went to find them from Dent d'Hérens above the Matterhorn that is not photographed. What I captured was more than I had planned for.
Join Angel at the Night Photo Summit 2026
In this event, Angel will share how she approaches nightscape photography less as documentation and more as a process built over time. She’ll talk about storytelling, writing as part of the creative process, technical choices as creative decisions, and the very real physical reality of working at night in the mountains, especially in winter.
Find out more about the project
Feb. 9th, 2026 Webinar: Beyond Darkness – Exploring the Techniques, Challenges, and Magic of Capturing the Night Sky
On February 9th, 2026, Angel Fux will host a free online webinar offering a deep dive into Angel’s approach to astrophotography, covering the planning, field techniques, creative decisions, and post-processing methods that shape her nightscape work in remote mountain environments.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year
Angel Fux has been named one of the Milky Way Photographers of the Year 2025 by Capture the Atlas for her double arch image — a photo now featured in major outlets like CNN, BBC, and the Daily Mail.
The Shot Above
A project in collaboration with NIKON; going back to the Peruvian Andes a year later, to bring an obsessive vision to life.
2025 Pyrenees Photo Tour
A full group, breathtaking night skies, and glowing alpine light — the latest Pyrenees Photo Tour led by Angel Fux was nothing short of magical. From tailored lectures to portfolio reviews and astro-landscape shoots, here’s a look back at an unforgettable adventure.
In Pursuit of a Vision
A short film in collaboration with Rémy Brahier to present Angel's universe and creative process. A project that was awarded at the 2024 Siena International Photo Award.
Beyond Exploring
A commissioned artwork for the Cervo Mountain Resort in Zermatt
2024 Sweden Photo Days
Lectures given on Astro, Landscape, and composite photography throughout Sweden.
Capturing a Triple Arch at 4,200 Meters
Once a year, both arms of the Milky Way share the same sky. This March, I went to find them from Dent d'Hérens above the Matterhorn that is not photographed. What I captured was more than I had planned for.
Join Angel at the Night Photo Summit 2026
In this event, Angel will share how she approaches nightscape photography less as documentation and more as a process built over time. She’ll talk about storytelling, writing as part of the creative process, technical choices as creative decisions, and the very real physical reality of working at night in the mountains, especially in winter.
Find out more about the project
Feb. 9th, 2026 Webinar: Beyond Darkness – Exploring the Techniques, Challenges, and Magic of Capturing the Night Sky
On February 9th, 2026, Angel Fux will host a free online webinar offering a deep dive into Angel’s approach to astrophotography, covering the planning, field techniques, creative decisions, and post-processing methods that shape her nightscape work in remote mountain environments.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year
Angel Fux has been named one of the Milky Way Photographers of the Year 2025 by Capture the Atlas for her double arch image — a photo now featured in major outlets like CNN, BBC, and the Daily Mail.
The Shot Above
A project in collaboration with NIKON; going back to the Peruvian Andes a year later, to bring an obsessive vision to life.
2025 Pyrenees Photo Tour
A full group, breathtaking night skies, and glowing alpine light — the latest Pyrenees Photo Tour led by Angel Fux was nothing short of magical. From tailored lectures to portfolio reviews and astro-landscape shoots, here’s a look back at an unforgettable adventure.
In Pursuit of a Vision
A short film in collaboration with Rémy Brahier to present Angel's universe and creative process. A project that was awarded at the 2024 Siena International Photo Award.
Beyond Exploring
A commissioned artwork for the Cervo Mountain Resort in Zermatt
2024 Sweden Photo Days
Lectures given on Astro, Landscape, and composite photography throughout Sweden.
Capturing a Triple Arch at 4,200 Meters
Once a year, both arms of the Milky Way share the same sky. This March, I went to find them from Dent d'Hérens above the Matterhorn that is not photographed. What I captured was more than I had planned for.
Join Angel at the Night Photo Summit 2026
In this event, Angel will share how she approaches nightscape photography less as documentation and more as a process built over time. She’ll talk about storytelling, writing as part of the creative process, technical choices as creative decisions, and the very real physical reality of working at night in the mountains, especially in winter.
Find out more about the project
Feb. 9th, 2026 Webinar: Beyond Darkness – Exploring the Techniques, Challenges, and Magic of Capturing the Night Sky
On February 9th, 2026, Angel Fux will host a free online webinar offering a deep dive into Angel’s approach to astrophotography, covering the planning, field techniques, creative decisions, and post-processing methods that shape her nightscape work in remote mountain environments.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year
Angel Fux has been named one of the Milky Way Photographers of the Year 2025 by Capture the Atlas for her double arch image — a photo now featured in major outlets like CNN, BBC, and the Daily Mail.
The Shot Above
A project in collaboration with NIKON; going back to the Peruvian Andes a year later, to bring an obsessive vision to life.
2025 Pyrenees Photo Tour
A full group, breathtaking night skies, and glowing alpine light — the latest Pyrenees Photo Tour led by Angel Fux was nothing short of magical. From tailored lectures to portfolio reviews and astro-landscape shoots, here’s a look back at an unforgettable adventure.
In Pursuit of a Vision
A short film in collaboration with Rémy Brahier to present Angel's universe and creative process. A project that was awarded at the 2024 Siena International Photo Award.
Beyond Exploring
A commissioned artwork for the Cervo Mountain Resort in Zermatt
2024 Sweden Photo Days
Lectures given on Astro, Landscape, and composite photography throughout Sweden.
Capturing a Triple Arch at 4,200 Meters
Once a year, both arms of the Milky Way share the same sky. This March, I went to find them from Dent d'Hérens above the Matterhorn that is not photographed. What I captured was more than I had planned for.
Join Angel at the Night Photo Summit 2026
In this event, Angel will share how she approaches nightscape photography less as documentation and more as a process built over time. She’ll talk about storytelling, writing as part of the creative process, technical choices as creative decisions, and the very real physical reality of working at night in the mountains, especially in winter.
Find out more about the project
Feb. 9th, 2026 Webinar: Beyond Darkness – Exploring the Techniques, Challenges, and Magic of Capturing the Night Sky
On February 9th, 2026, Angel Fux will host a free online webinar offering a deep dive into Angel’s approach to astrophotography, covering the planning, field techniques, creative decisions, and post-processing methods that shape her nightscape work in remote mountain environments.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year
Angel Fux has been named one of the Milky Way Photographers of the Year 2025 by Capture the Atlas for her double arch image — a photo now featured in major outlets like CNN, BBC, and the Daily Mail.
The Shot Above
A project in collaboration with NIKON; going back to the Peruvian Andes a year later, to bring an obsessive vision to life.
2025 Pyrenees Photo Tour
A full group, breathtaking night skies, and glowing alpine light — the latest Pyrenees Photo Tour led by Angel Fux was nothing short of magical. From tailored lectures to portfolio reviews and astro-landscape shoots, here’s a look back at an unforgettable adventure.
In Pursuit of a Vision
A short film in collaboration with Rémy Brahier to present Angel's universe and creative process. A project that was awarded at the 2024 Siena International Photo Award.
Beyond Exploring
A commissioned artwork for the Cervo Mountain Resort in Zermatt
2024 Sweden Photo Days
Lectures given on Astro, Landscape, and composite photography throughout Sweden.
Capturing a Triple Arch at 4,200 Meters
Once a year, both arms of the Milky Way share the same sky. This March, I went to find them from Dent d'Hérens above the Matterhorn that is not photographed. What I captured was more than I had planned for.
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