After waiting three days with Bro P'Dai from Japan, we finally captured the Southern Cross amidst light pollution and clouds.
From here, the Southern Cross is easily visible on a clear day, just like the Big Dipper, but this time, since it was my friend's last night, we tried photographing it under poor skies.
The circle in the upper left is Omega Centauri. It certainly looks like a comet with a wide-angle lens.
The light pollution and some clouds this time couldn't be reduced with Siril's normalization, but were reduced with AP's normalization.