I've decided to make it a project this year to learn how to do night sky photography. I live in a relatively underpopulated area so finding fairly dark skies isn't a huge effort and I live about a 3 hour drive from a dark skies preserve.
This is a composite of two images. I used Astrotracer to secure the night sky and a regular timed exposure for the foreground.

[ToddK]

Beautiful composition and execution. I really like your placement of the grain elevator, and also its exposure is just right to see some of the details, but not over-exposed.

[Wheatfield]

Thank you. I appreciate the comment.

[MikeNArk]

That long exposure really brought the stars and some great colors in sky and the field. The grain elevator stoically oversees it all. Great composition and colors.

[Wheatfield]

That long exposure really brought the stars and some great colors in sky and the field. The grain elevator stoically oversees it all. Great composition and colors.

Thank you.

[angkymac]

The distant light "pollution", sparse and very localized as it is along the horizon, actually enhances this image a lot.
It appears that you are teaching yourself night photography pretty well.
Angky