A night time infrared Milky Way bow panorama, with the trees and foreground illuminated for the moon light. Venus is the bright 'star' over the headland, which was in Scorpius at the time - next to Antares.
This is a very sloppy job on my part - that's what happens when your not organized or have a plan when you're on site.
But, I do believe this would be the first time an infrared Milky Way bow panorama has been attempted - under waxing gibbous moonlight. The advantage of IR is that you can cut through the blue sky glow of the moon
