Ursa Major Constellation On OPPO Reno 2F


In India, the rainy season has started and it's all cloudy now. But a few days back, I was lucky to get the most clear skies I've seen in Mumbai. So I took this opportunity to shoot some night skies photos. 

That's when I spotted the constellation Ursa Major in it's glory and went on to take this picture. And it turned out to be great in my opinion.

The shot was taken on OPPO Reno 2F.

Shot Details :

ISO : 200
Exposure time : 6.8 seconds
Aperture : f/1.7

Shot Taken Using ProCam X Lite App.
Edited Using Snapseed

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