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We found a giant Sea Serpent waiting for us at the bottom of Rainbow Falls!
See this link for more about NAGA - www.nagaandthecaptainess.com/
Fishing boat and st michael's mount from mousehole harbour - Cornwall, England
8044/8036/8038, SP5 Superfreight, Broken Hill, 19/05/1995
As part of our private Skychasers group for my astronomy society members, we get an opportunity to go places where we wouldn't want to go on our own or enjoy being in a group.
On this occasion two of us drove to Bignor Hill in the South Downs was easily accessible by car as the car park is on the hilltop itself.
We timed this trip on the 30th July to hopefully catch the peak of the overlapping meteor showers: Delta Aquatics and Capricornids.
On arrival, we were greeted with spectacular 360 degree views but what was disappointing is the light pollution of the small coastal towns hiding the galactic core from us, in fact, hiding most of the Milky way from us. My picture was initially far more light polluted than what shows here, I had to use a gradient filter to reduce and reveal more.
This is a Timelapse taken over 1 hour and a half.
Capture Details:
Lens: Samyang 12mm F2
Tripod: Slik
Camera: Canon M50
ISO: 2000
Shutter: 20 sec
220 frames
Interval: 5 secs between frames
90 minutes real time.
Capture method: camera tethered to Microsoft Surfac Pro using Canon Utilities as an intervalometer and image monitoring.
Post: CR3 files converted to DNG with Adobe DNG converter. Assembled timelapse, (crop, colour grading) within Da Vinci, no other software used.
