Kynance Cove Milky Way
The summer months are the best time to photograph the Milky Way in the UK, and with its low levels of light pollution, Cornwall is an ideal place. When clear skies present themselves during a New Moon phase, I will often take advantage of the conditions and venture out to see what I can capture.
Kynance Cove is a very striking part of the Cornish coastline, where the jagged rocks create bold shapes and focal points. The distant boats and buoys on the water provide some extra light sources and points of interest within the scene.
Not only was I able to capture the Milky Way with exceptional clarity, but there was also the iridescent mother-of-pearl shimmer to the sky that makes astrophotography so beautiful.
The summer months are the best time to photograph the Milky Way in the UK, and with its low levels of light pollution, Cornwall is an ideal place. When clear skies present themselves during a New Moon phase, I will often take advantage of the conditions and venture out to see what I can capture.
Kynance Cove is a very striking part of the Cornish coastline, where the jagged rocks create bold shapes and focal points. The distant boats and buoys on the water provide some extra light sources and points of interest within the scene.
Not only was I able to capture the Milky Way with exceptional clarity, but there was also the iridescent mother-of-pearl shimmer to the sky that makes astrophotography so beautiful.
The summer months are the best time to photograph the Milky Way in the UK, and with its low levels of light pollution, Cornwall is an ideal place. When clear skies present themselves during a New Moon phase, I will often take advantage of the conditions and venture out to see what I can capture.
Kynance Cove is a very striking part of the Cornish coastline, where the jagged rocks create bold shapes and focal points. The distant boats and buoys on the water provide some extra light sources and points of interest within the scene.
Not only was I able to capture the Milky Way with exceptional clarity, but there was also the iridescent mother-of-pearl shimmer to the sky that makes astrophotography so beautiful.