"Magnificent isn't It?"
"Magnificent isn't It?"
This shot consists of two stitched panoramic photos taken 4 hours-ish apart. The foreground was exposed just after 'blue hour' (just as it got dark) in order to get a shot with less noise in the darkest / shadowed areas. Each of those shots were exposed for about 10 minutes at a very low ISO, then stitched. The Milky Way pano was shot later at a higher ISO in the evening after the Milky Way had risen further into the sky and covers a full 160-ish degrees of it as it stretched from South (on the right) to North (on the left).
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