Unfortunately if anyone actually attempted it they would be sorely disappointed.For one the light pollution in London is so bad you end up with a milky sky with no stars.Īnd secondly the hint of the Milky Way had the core going left to right.which only happens in the Southern Hemisphere.which if first bit wasn't a give a way at a sky replacement.this was.Īnother pet peeve is people putting random objects into their photos like Moons. The photographer even posted his settings and in the comments was telling people how they could take this shot themselves. For example I came across a photograph of St Pauls in London taken from One New Change called 'Starry Nights in London' and it was St Pauls against this amazing back drop of stars and even a hint of the Milky Way on the Horizon. What annoys me more than anything is when people do sky replacements and try to pass them off as an actual photograph they took. But if you do, be honest about it and own the quality of your post processing skills.

I definitely don't mind people doing it and if you are good and can get the sun in the right position/colours right then it can look completely real.

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