Stars dragged across the sky ⭐
Took this a couple of months ago. Any suggestions or review ?
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How did you do it?
It's a super long exposure for about 35-40min I guess.
Set camera to Bulb mode, low aperture - f/11 and ISO - 500. And then let earth rotation do the trick. :)
If you want a suggestion, I'd consider placing subject in the image next time. Right now, I'm looking at something completely uninteresting.