Hi everyone! Thanks for all the support earlier on the widefield forum! Here I have another deep sky landscape, this time with a little longer focal length.
Here we have IC2177 (the "Seagull Nebula") rising over rock spires at Pinnacles National Park, as seen with a 300mm lens. This image was taken with about 2 hours of exposures in HOO and about 15 minutes of exposures in RGB. This was last night, when there was about a quarter moon, which gave a nice lighting to the rocks.
Aside from being the only national park that I can daytrip from the Bay Area, it's also a great lesser-known national park to explore and hike in, with some bat caves and other wonders to see.
More deep sky images I took on my Instagram: https://instagram.com/dheeranet/