Just a few days after Oliver @BlackRockArt captured the Milky Way from Glacier Point in Yosemite, I made my way up there as well. I had 3 or 4 places in mind, be decided on Glacier Point as the place to be. It was pretty nice, a few others around, but everyone left about midnight, so I had a nice quiet night by myself.
I captured this at 11:15pm the moon was still up, but was only 16% so it lit up the ground but didn't wash out the Milky Way. The 3 or 4 days after a new moon is my secret sauce to get nice detail on the ground along with a nicely detailed Milky Way without the need of blending in Twilight images, etc. It's nice getting it right in 1 image.
Now this is a pano, it's comprised of 5 horizontal images with lot's of overlap.
Nikon Z6II
Viltrox 16mm f1.8 lens
20 secs
f1.8
ISO 2000
All comments are welcome,
Jim
I captured this at 11:15pm the moon was still up, but was only 16% so it lit up the ground but didn't wash out the Milky Way. The 3 or 4 days after a new moon is my secret sauce to get nice detail on the ground along with a nicely detailed Milky Way without the need of blending in Twilight images, etc. It's nice getting it right in 1 image.
Now this is a pano, it's comprised of 5 horizontal images with lot's of overlap.
Nikon Z6II
Viltrox 16mm f1.8 lens
20 secs
f1.8
ISO 2000
All comments are welcome,
Jim