As I seek subjects amenable to ICM, I see that you are a master. Lovely images.
PS I do need more exposures/frames ![Wink ;)](https://forum.luminous-landscape.com/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
David, thank you. But it's not all its cracked up to be. In-camera, you just have to practice and experiment, though you will have many failures. I find the software based solutions tedious, and they require powerful computers because of the photostacking and blending needed. You are talking about 30 images or more per stack. I gave it up. Don't have the computing power or patience.
Here is a tip for you. Use a tripod for better results. Remove camera from tripod and using two hands place your camera and hands on top of head so that tripod head acts as a support for your hand and/or arms. Then frame your image and make
minute movements, almost imperceptible. If you don't you will get images like this with pronounced ugly horizontal banding lines.
JR