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The primary summer, fall, and winter multi-constellation seasonal asterisms are on display ~3am MDT (= 3 hours before dawn starts). Around 15 minutes earlier would have netted Altair before it set. The view is standard celestial, with north up and west right.
The remaining photos, taken a few days later a bit earlier in time, show the asterisms in more detail and with less distortion. For winter's, though, I show just Orion, whose belt points to Sirius arriving at the gate between front and back yards.
Photo data:
#1: Panasonic G9, Laowa 4mm 210° fisheye lens, photo tripod
... (f/2.8, 60 sec, ISO 1600)
... N up W right
... date: Oct 5, 2022 around 3:15am MDT
#2-4: Panasonic G9, Leica DG Summilux 15mm lens, photo tripod
... starfields: (f/2.8, 6-15 sec, ISO 400)
... Full Moon composite: (f/2.8, 1/2000 sec, ISO 200)
... bottom edge parallel to horizon
... date: Oct 9, 2022 around 2:30am MDT; Full Moon night
processed and labelled with Paint Shop Pro X2
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