The autumn constellations rising over the autumn trees at Driftwood Beach, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada, on a moonless night on September 24, 2016. The Pleiades is at lower right, the Andromeda Galaxy at upper right. The W of Cassiopeia is at upper left, Capella in Auriga is at lower right. Perseus is centre right. Illumination is from starlight and by lights from the glow of the townsite across the lake. Faint bands of red airglow are visible in the sky. This is a stack of 8 x 30 second exposures, mean combined to smooth noise, plus one 30-second exposure for the sky, all with the Sigma 20mm lens at f/2.5 and Nikon D750 at ISO 4000.
Bootes (right side of frame) and Corona Borealis (left upper), taken with 90mm lens at f/4 with Fujchrome 400F slide film, 120-format and Pentax 6x7 camera. 20 minute exposure. Taken April 10, 2004 from home. Glow layer added in Photoshop to add enhanced glow around brighter stars and to enlarge star images.
Bootes (and Arcturus, right), Corona Borealis (centre), and Hercules (left), April 2004. Taken with 55mm lens at f/5 on Pentax 6x7 camera with Fujichrome 400F slide film, 120-format, and 25 minute exposure. Glow layer added to fuzz bright stars.
