[Travel Note Sharing] I wanted to take pictures of the Milky Way when I went out on the weekend and encountered a sky full of clouds, so I turned to sunrise photography.

Beforehand, meteoblue, windy and Sunny Clock had all seen that there should be no clouds at night, but the clouds were full from 9 to 11 o'clock and nothing could be seen, so I gave up shooting the Milky Way and went to bed early the next morning. Photographed the sunrise.

I clicked on one when I parked on the side of the road at about 4pm on my way out on Saturday. After adjusting it for a long time, I still felt unsatisfied. The light ratio of the backlight was too high, so I added a gradient filter to the LR to forcefully darken the sky.

I got up at around 4 o'clock in the morning on Sunday and went to climb the top of the mountain. I climbed to the top for 30 minutes as a fat man, and took a rest in the middle. When I reached the top, I felt short of breath and almost dead, and then I was blown away by the wind at the top of the mountain. Blow, it took 10 minutes to calm down.

After I was able to move, I was looking for a camera position and setting up a tripod. A couple came over, and then for more than half an hour, there were three people at the top of the hill. I was very embarrassed as a single photographer. I was messing with my camera in various ways, and they just took it out. Got the phone.

After taking a sunrise time-lapse, I took some shots in all directions on the top of the mountain. In the later stage, I basically added a gradient in LR and then adjusted the exposure parameters. The result is still a bit like a saturation warrior. Here are the photos I picked. I sent out a few pictures that I felt were barely passable to receive criticism from the master.

I feel like the black level is a bit lowered, causing the sky to be a bit too blue. It’s really difficult to shoot and post in such a high-light-ratio environment.

The last is a panoramic shot of 6 vertical shots.