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Adelboden Milky Way
The weather forecast was not really good, but when I took a glance at the sky around 11 PM it was cloudless, so I ran outside and too a shot from the village. I am pretty happy with the result, given the boundary conditions.
The mountains on the left are the small and big Lohner, on the right are the Tschinglellochtighorn (the small peak, first one with snow), the Tierhörnli (the bigger one in the center of the bright sky area) and part of the Wildstrubel massif on the right image border.
The image is composed out of fore- and background. Both were shot with single exposures, foreground with 123s and ISO 6400 (f/5.6, because I forgot to set it back to f/2.8 after switching to "bulb" mode), the sky with 15s and ISO 12k (f/2.8). Gear was a Canon EOS R and a Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8L IS USM.
Adelboden Milky Way
The weather forecast was not really good, but when I took a glance at the sky around 11 PM it was cloudless, so I ran outside and too a shot from the village. I am pretty happy with the result, given the boundary conditions.
The mountains on the left are the small and big Lohner, on the right are the Tschinglellochtighorn (the small peak, first one with snow), the Tierhörnli (the bigger one in the center of the bright sky area) and part of the Wildstrubel massif on the right image border.
The image is composed out of fore- and background. Both were shot with single exposures, foreground with 123s and ISO 6400 (f/5.6, because I forgot to set it back to f/2.8 after switching to "bulb" mode), the sky with 15s and ISO 12k (f/2.8). Gear was a Canon EOS R and a Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8L IS USM.