Planets Parade Above the Arc Of Asparano

From the photographer: “I am delighted to return to this location, the rocky arch of Asparano. Here the stars gave life to a breathtaking spectacle in which Jupiter, Venus, the Moon and Uranus danced above a turquoise sky that was gradually becoming clearer and warmer thanks to the imminent dawn. The secondary protagonists of this dance were the stars: Capella, Aldebaran, Mirfak, Betelgeuse, Bellatrix and Meissa and, of course, the Pleiades cluster. A magical moment that captured, among other things, the sickle-shaped alignment of the Moon within the winter Milky Way, of which only the brightest stars can be glimpsed.”

Technical details:
Canon 6dmod, Sigma 24-35mm, f/2.5, iso 2000
10 sec x 26, Optolong Lpro, Lee Soft focus filter