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St Govan’s Chapel near Bosherston on the Pembrokeshire coastline. Long exposure of the stars rotating around Polaris (the North Star) while the cliffs, chapel and foreground is light by the full moon. A small Perseid meteor is also captured to the right of the image.
This image again took quite a bit of planning, this is part (45 minutes worth) of a three hour time-lapse sequence I was recording for a future film compilation. Finding an evening when the military range was open for access, a clear night, the moon in the right position and intensity and also don’t have to get early the next day for work meant for a waiting game with the calendar. Thankfully there was enough of a clear spell last night for a clean sky for perfect star trailing.
cheers,
drew
This image again took quite a bit of planning, this is part (45 minutes worth) of a three hour time-lapse sequence I was recording for a future film compilation. Finding an evening when the military range was open for access, a clear night, the moon in the right position and intensity and also don’t have to get early the next day for work meant for a waiting game with the calendar. Thankfully there was enough of a clear spell last night for a clean sky for perfect star trailing.
cheers,
drew
