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Very good Ahmed.
The MWay shots are great. The one with the landscape seems a bit soft (focus a tad off?).
Next step for the MWay shots is to take several and stack them. That's the easiest way to get deeper and better colour and lower noise.
I often take 8 x 30 seconds ISO3200 F1.8 to F2.8.
Watch I2800 as you may end up with no colour in the stars as it will overexpose quickly.
A cheap tracker for the camera is a terrific accessory for this type of imaging. Although you can get great results using a 14mSamyang lens are 2.8 x 30 secs x ISO3200 and then make them into a mosaic.
say 3 up and 4 across would be plenty, overlap each panels by say 1/3rd to 1/2.
The Skywatcher Star Adventurer is a very popular tracker. A more upmarket one is the Fornax Lightrack 11 which uses a friction drive with almost no errors versus gears with their errors. But 14mm is very forgiving.
I use smartphone apps to polar align my tracker (a compass for true south and a digital inclinometer to get the right angle, same as your latitude).
8 x 30 seconds ISO3200 RAW LENR off, auto white balance, IBIS off (if your camera has it) . I use a 2 -5 second delay if I use the shutter but the EOSr has a touch screen activated shutter and I use that. A very light touch of the screen activates the exposure.
I use electronic first curtain shutter as well so no shutter shock.
Greg.
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