Nikon Australiaのインスタグラム(nikonaustralia) - 8月6日 15時50分

"As I arrived to this location I noticed a couple of others out photographing too, It’s always nice meeting passionate photographers willing to be out in the cold to photograph the stars. Once unpacked I could see airglow on the horizon so I was even more excited to see what colours would be about in the night sky to add to my composition.
If you’re wanting detailed foregrounds for nightscapes, try shooting two exposures. One for the sky and straight after shoot another for the foreground at a lower ISO and longer shutter speed. Then blend the two images together in processing." - @stevenmorrisphotography
Camera: Nikon #D810a

Lens: Nikon 14-24 F/2.8
Focal Length: 14mm
Aperture: F/2.8

Two Images make up this one Photograph
Milky Way exposure 20 seconds ISO 10,000
Foreground exposure 180 seconds ISO 1600
Both images were taken straight after each other

If you're interested in Astrophotography, check out Nikon School for upcoming classes near you.

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