Two photos taken on night 08.05.2020 during full moonset. Full moon given here this “golden” light. I am using Canon 6D MKII on tripod. Lens used is 24-70 f.2.8.
Mostly default settings for night photography is: ISO 1000 - ISO 3200, f2.8, shooter time up to 30s for focal lenght 24mm. On those two was ISO 1000, f2.8 and 20s because had “plenty” of light from moon.
It’s are defiant look at pictures and Butifull pick.
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You shared a nice post indeed with the amazing photography. It would be more attractive by adding some additional information like about the location of the photos, how to go there, some suggestions for tourists who may willing to visit this place and which device you used to capture these.
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Hermosas fotos 
@korpa1 lograste unas tomas muy buenas.
Una consulta estas fotos estan editadas con AdobePhotoshop o son crudas sin retoques, si ese es el caso te felicito 
De todas maneras cuéntanos un poco que técnicas utilizaste para lograr estas exposiciones.
Saludos Farid
I am shooting RAW and using Lightroom to make JPG of them. RAW format allows you to use digital files like youve been taking photo on film. I am not sure if you could take photo like that without post processing ;-). Tripod, ISO around 1000, wide aperature (in this cases f2.8) and around 20-30s shooter speed. This is my default setting for nights shots. On those two photos I used light given by full moon what gave me this “gold” color.
Tomorrow will post some more photos. Today it is only a test 
Nice suit
Muchas gracias por tus comentarios y explicación técnica @korpa1 muchos otros Local Guides les gustara leer la técnica y detalles que indicas, de todas a maneras en general en Connect nos gusta las fotos sin tanta edición. eso no quita el mérito que lograste en la toma y el trabajo final al que llegaste.
Para mi es un gran desafío este tipo de fotos nocturnas o casi nocturnas, muy cercanas a la hora dorada, yo prefiero fotos sin edición. Son estilos, Y tu estilo me parece muy lindo, gracias por compartir. 
Saludos Farid.
Thanks for sharing nice photos, @korpa1 , what camera did you use?
Beauty at its beast.
So my new friend. Some Golden Hour photos without post processing especially for you. Of course I used tripod… Could I use tripod?
@Thai_Ngh I used to use Canon 50D. Now I have 6D mkII.
Jajaja por supuesto, son espectaculares tus fotos @korpa1 me encantan tienes un muy buen gusto para la fotografía, gracias port compartir, 
Appreciate for sharing a wonderful click.
Hi @korpa1 ,
Amazing photos! Thanks for sharing!
It would be great if you edit your main post and add all the information that you’ve shared in your comments about the techniques that you have used. You can do that by the three dots button in the upper left corner. If you find any difficulties in how to do it, you can check the article Edit your post - Why and How To.
As the title of your post it is in English, I’ll remove the Polish language label. Only posts written in a specific language should have the corresponding label. You can find more information in this article How do I find posts in my preferred language?.
P.S.: If you would like to respond to someone in a post you can type the @ symbol followed by the person’s name. That is how the person will receive a notification and will be able to reply to you.
Thanks for advices. Will follow them for my future post. Edited this one as well. Fully understand what and why.
Ooo yaa really. Thanks
Two photos taken in Lubczyna Poland during full moon. First one: iso 1600, 20s, f2.8. Star trails photo is made of stiched 20photos with same parameters: iso 100, f6.7, 180s.
Hello @korpa1 ,
Thank you for sharing these amazing photos with us. Are you a photographer? What things and elements do you like taking photos of?
I would like to let you know that I’ve merged your both posts as the content is similar.
Here’s my post
