I was quietly working at the left side of this pano when I realized that the "bright star" (actually, the planet Jupiter) near the horizon was rather quickly going to crash against the indefinite dark mass of Cima Tosa. In a haste I pointed the camera in that direction: luckily, the skew trajectory kept by the "star" allowed it to avoid a harsh impact with the summit of the Crozzon di Brenta, and to survive for 30 more precious seconds...
After that, I made a mess going back to fill the gap left; only a handful of degrees saved me from missing the overlapping.
Note the amount of "luminous pollution" coming from the Pianura Padana - in particular, I marked the direction of the city of Brescia which is presumably the main source.
Related daylight panos: 2301, 18347.
Time: few minutes after 18308
13 images, 125mm(x1.5), 30 sec, f/5.6, ISO 640
Klaus Brückner, Thomas Büchel, Thomas Hansen, Martin Kraus, Werner Maurer, Roland Mitterrutzner, Uta Philipp, Danko Rihter, Arne Rönsch, F. S., Bruno Schlenker, Christoph Seger, Kathrin Teubl, Anton Theurezbacher, Sieber Toni, Robert Viehl, Beatrice Zanon
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