May was a lacklustre month for astrophotography for me, so I was eager to make up for that with plenty of Astro trips through June. The first of which was a trip to the north coast of Cornwall to explore the coast around Duckpool. The first feature that grabbed my attention where these wonderful satellite dishes.
I then hiked to the water’s edge and found this small stream curving through the peddles to the ocean. The Milkyway was in a nice position, this late in the night, and provided a nice background element top with this peaceful scene.
Duckpool.
Later in the month, I ventured close to home to a familiar beach close to Downderry. An interesting feature of this location is this might sea stack which I thought looked fantastic with a Milkyway backdrop.
After a few hours at the beach, the glow of dawn was slowly illuminating the northeastern skies, so I took a short journey to Mountedgcombe. This ruined is a well well-known landmark here and looked fantastic with the backdrop of Plymouth and some Nortulencent Cloud.
