I doubt this can be seen anywhere in the world. They are using long exposure (and probably post processing) for a reason. You are probably seeing a decent sky.

I doubt this can be seen anywhere in the world. They are using long exposure (and probably post processing) for a reason. You are probably seeing a decent sky. Did you try observing after strong rain or winds? Do you have any light nearby? For perfect viewing you need clear sky after rain with no moon and far from any source of light.