Between late autumn and early spring, the Lake Geneva region is regularly covered in fog. This cloud layer can be relatively low. When this is the case, I try to get over it by going to the surrounding hills to take some very spectacular photos. This is what I did that evening, with the added idea of taking a time-lapse.
The meteor stroke right while shooting (and not in between takes as per usual ;-) and just right within the frame.
The image is very bright because the moon was up adding a lot of light to an already bright environment

Nikon D850 | Nikon 20mm @ f2.8 2.5s | ISO 1000

Not much, some exposure enhancement in LightRoom and default correction in Photoshop