Kisdon and barn, see reply UPDATE!

[clarkpm4242]

...interested to see how this renders.

First go with astro modified Canon 6D MkII. Sigma 24mm.  Sky, four vertical panes each 4 x 10s, f2.2, iso3200.   Ground, four vertical panes each 2 x 120s, f2.8, iso3200.  LR, Sequator, MSICE and PS.  Interesting colours to manage.

Clouds were a bit of a complication!  Upper Swaledale about 04.00.

Paul

 

Edited April 5 by clarkpm4242

[glafnazur]

Wow, that's a super image. 

[maw lod qan]

Excellent!

I can't ever remember seeing the Milkyway in a full arch like that. 

Here I normally see it as a band across the sky.

I'm guessing that's due to my Lat.

[FenlandPaul]

Very nice, Paul. You really found the perfect hill for the arch!

How have you found the Astro-mod?

Looks superb. 

[clarkpm4242]

12 hours ago, FenlandPaul said:

How have you found the Astro-mod?

Interesting...way more signal to use, though trickier to process!  Reach the light pollution 'limit' more easily.  Certainly a bit more learning to do.  A different style with this one, trying to show off the foreground without any lighting.  Think that using the same sensor for foreground and sky makes the feel more consistent.

I (we) need more opportunities!!!!  Paul  P.S. have updated the image

Edited March 17 by clarkpm4242

[clarkpm4242]

Made up with this coverage! 

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/uk/best-stargazing-spots-uk-abroad-b2520202.html 

[glafnazur]

4 hours ago, clarkpm4242 said:

Made up with this coverage! 

https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/uk/best-stargazing-spots-uk-abroad-b2520202.html 

Well done Paul, and so you should be, they are great images 👍

[AstroNebulee]

Congratulations Paul 👏. So brilliant your getting the recognition you deserve. Such a stunning image, as Paul said I do like how the mountain and milky-way arc compliment each other perfectly. 

Lee