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The yearly Milky Way has gotten longer and while I missed out on some anticipating scenes I was treated to some absolutely brilliant nighttime images. The season started on one of the coldest nights I've ever experienced, on Clinton Reservoir at -13 degrees fahrenheit (-25 celsius) high in the Rockies. A couple of consecutive weekends here had me excited for more nights out under the stars, and 2022 did not disappoint. The only negative was not getting our more often. All footage is captured in RAW, using four different Sony lenses, the FE/14GM, the FE/20G, the Sony FE/24GM, as well as the FE/35GM, nearly exclusively on the Sony a7siii along with the Sony a7iii. EXIF data was all over the board with ISO 3200-6400, and shutter speed ranging from 6 to 25 seconds. All edits completed in Lightroom, clips compiled using PhotoShop with final corrections, grading and editing in Premiere Pro. Music: I Don't See the Branches, I See the Leaves - Artist: Chris Zabriskie YouTube Audio Library License You’re free to use this audio track in any of your videos, including videos that you monetize. No attribution is required. Sony a7siii Timelapse | Sony a7siii | 2022 - A Milky Way Year Rocky Mountains of Colorado and Great Lakes of Northern Michigan - 2022
