Andromeda Constellation. The 19th largest constellation in the sky, most prominent during autumn evenings, is located in the first quadrant of the northern hemisphere. Its most notable feature is the great Andromeda Galaxy, one of the nearest galaxies to Earth and one of the few galaxies visible to the unaided eye. Andromeda is named after the princess of Ethiopia whom, according to Greek mythology, the hero Perseus saved from sacrifice to the sea monster Cetus.

Single Exposure Shot
October 2021
Evening, North-East

Nikon D5600

basic adjustments in lightroom