On March 15, late spring, I saw Orion and Sirius set in the treetops in the western sky. Orion is the brightest constellation and Sirius is the brightest star in the sky. Watching them gradually sink to the west and draw lines of star trails in the sky, it is quiet and charming. This image is a star trail of Orion and Sirius sinking west among the treetops in 23 minutes. The video link is as follows: https://youtu.be/2tT7EtjMgaE.

Canon 6D + 24mm Lens

This is a star trail made up of 350 photos superimposed. Each star photo was exposed for 3 seconds, and 350 shots were taken in 23 minutes. Use Startrails to stack these 350 sky photos together into star trails.
Filming time is from 8:18 to 8:41 pm.