Daffs at Daft'o'Clock!

Britford Church in moonlight

Not much moonlight though, so couldn't see beyond a couple of feet and had absolutely no idea that there were daffodils in this ancient village churchyard. Not until the big edit from RAW took place, much later. I was vaguely aware of the huge hulk of that massive yew and I was VERY aware of the screeching owl that sent liquid evil through my veins.... 

Didn't start off with the fisheye but using it allowed a much clearer view of the squat fat church tower as the 17mm ultrawide had a fringe of branches hanging over the top. Just three shots taken, all different, total exposure time between them about 15 minutes and a whole battery used. Thirsty old Nikon!

Exposure data goes dotty with exposure time over 30 secs on new Blip so it was 218 seconds.

Lens is Nikkor D 16mm f2.8 fisheye

After shooting the St George's Day celebrations in Salisbury, attended my everybody - and their entire extended family, I had to go to bed with a migraine. Therefore, replying to your wonderful comments and looking at Journals has been a bit restricted. I will be away from the computer for a good chunk of today but will get back to you all later!