The starry sky overhead in August from my area, as seen by my camera from a light pollution Bortle level 7 to 8 from southern Michigan:
Meanwhile, how the sky exactly overhead looks like on October 15 from a dark sky park in Michigan, as seen by my camera:
The first image was a stack of at least five images, for a total exposure of about 65 seconds, at about ISO 3200. I used Sequator program for stacking. The second image was a single image. Images were made using an APS-C sensor camera, using a 23mm lens at its’ maximum aperture of F/1.4. I also attempted to get a widefield image of what was still visible of the Milky Way galaxy on May 18 at 3:50 am.
Even though the images were already uploaded before, I learned a new way of editing them using Photoshop, which better enhanced the overall contrast of the image, while getting rid of the vignette at the corners, caused initially by the large aperture of the lens.