jsecordphoto
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Friday night I made the 3 1/2 hour drive to Nauset Beach in Cape Cod to celebrate International Dark Sky Week. While much of Cape Cod has a significant amount of light pollution, many of the beaches along the eastern shore of the Cape have some pretty dark skies. After walking a few miles down the sandy access road that runs behind the beach/dunes, I finally found a spot open enough for a panorama. Because walking in the dunes is a big no-no, I needed to find a spot where the road rose up enough, and the dunes were flat enough, that I could get an unobstructed view.
I've seen and photographed airglow (the green texture in the sky) plenty of times, but never with this much texture, or seen red airglow like this before (outside of photos from places like Chile). It was definitely an amazing night. 10 vertical frames at ISO10,ooo/ f2.8/ 25" with the 15-30 at 15mm.
