Valley of Rocks by moonlight

By Arvorphoto

It was a quick trip to the Valley of the Rocks at Lynton on Wednesday since the forecast was for clear skies, something that has been sadly lacking lately. Though not ideal conditions for astrophotography as the Moon was at 75% waxing, it did offer illumination in to the valley with the last dregs of the setting sun on the horizon.
Jupiter can be seen on the left and a faint wisp of the Milky Way below the Cygnus region can be made out around the right hand vertical third.

This was a single image processed with Lightroom/Photoshop

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Tags: Photography Devon Uk Sea Twilight Exmoor January Vega Stars Astrophotography Exmoor national park Astronomy Night sky Jupiter Nightscape Lynton Landscape and travel Valley of the rocks Cygnus Aquila 2022 Arvor Photography Daryl Peter Hutchinson Exmoor Dark Sky Reserve Altair Vallley of Rocks