Nice photo! What's your technique/setup?
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For this one I was using my Lumix G9 with a Laowa 7.5mm f/2.0 lens wide open. I've also got a cheap little wireless shutter switch that I used for added stability when starting the shots. It was also hooked to a cheap janky tripod with a weight on the bottom.
This is a composite of about 20 10 second exposures due to me wanting to avoid star trails this time.
I was planning to take quite a bit more long exposures to get some some star trail shots (and some other kinds of shots) as well but I had to leave the spot earlier than I wanted.
Someday I'd like to get a star tracker for some crazy shots but damn are those expensive.