Southern Estonia, Camping At Lemme Beach - Night Photos

A week ago I went on the last road trip this summer. The first day we traveled with my girlfriend and after that, we joined with friends and road-tripped together. Today I am talking about the first place we went on day 1. We started driving from Tallinn at 6 o'clock and reached to southwest Estonia around 9 PM. We had a little time trouble because darkness now comes much faster than a month ago. As we were camping with a tent we had to pitch it up and then we could finally relax.
The place is called Lemme and there was a nice sandy beach also. Unfortunately, it was pretty dark when I was finally able to take some shots of the place so I had to make long exposure ones.

At night there was pretty awesome cloud pattern and the moon made this look really cool. This location is actually one of the darkest in Estonia according to lightpollutionmap.info. There are no nearby big settlements or light sources. At that night there was a moon and this kind of ruined the darkness.

Look at this million-dollar view out of our tent.

Here are some of the shots I took on that evening of the beach.

The ones taken below are captured when it was already fully dark, I'm not sure how long I set the shutter speed for these shots but I think they were around 20 to 25-second ones.

This dot on the next photo is actually a Jupiter. I took this with my 300mm telephoto lens and cropped the original shot in like a motherfucker.

Adventures soon to be continued.