Your journey into the night to capture the Perseids and stars on the Dark sounds like a truly mesmerizing experience. The way you describe the ideal conditions – limited light pollution, clear skies, and the gentle sea breeze – makes me feel like I was there with you. Your dedication to capturing the essence of the moment, even adjusting your plans on the spot to make the most of your camera's exposure time, shows your passion for the craft. The mix of patience and excitement you had while waiting for the Perseids to make their appearance is relatable, and the two "exact" Perseids made me chuckle. Your use of the Emisar D4K and Noctigon DM11 to illuminate the landscape is a testament to your creativity, and the bat's unexpected contribution to the light trail adds a touch of magic to the scene. The way you handled the village lights by strategically positioning the camera and drone truly paid off. Your insight into light painting as a form of art is enlightening, and the fact that you've captured all these incredible moments in a single exposure without extensive computer processing adds an authentic touch to your work. Thank you @lichtkunstfoto for sharing this captivating adventure with us!
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Thanks. I am glad you like my night photos. 🙂
You are most welcome 🤗