Originally posted by Adam
Very nice! I like the foreground and the star trails in it!
This time of year, the dock is installed, so it makes for a nice foreground object, the lake at night is usually fairly calm unless its windy, so good reflections. The hillside and treeline of the peninsula covers the width of the frame, so it's a good border division object. As for the star trails, they occur naturally with the 10mm due to angle of the lens being just a bit too wide so you get the curvature at the edges bleeding away focus against center frame, and it's outside the effective range of the Astrotracer shifting ability. A lot of times it can be a bit undesirable, but sometimes the trailing adds to the image result. The really nice thing about the 10mm though, is that I'll sometimes unintentionally catch a meteor falling at the edge of the frame, that I would have missed otherwise.