Can you do Astronomy in a heavily light polluted city?

Hi, my name is Darwin, and I live in a heavily light polluted, bortle 9 city of Seoul, South Korea. (My SQM readings show 16~17 mag/arcsec^2)
I've been doing astronomy for 5 years exclusively in Seoul.
Although my main focus is astrophotography, I still do some visual astronomy as well.
In this video, I would like to share with you some of my experiences and results, and possibly give you some ideas on what it is like to do astronomy under light pollution.


Pardon my bad English, and it's my first video, so please feel free to leave any comments!
It will be a great help to me and encourage me to improve!

[00:00] - Introduction : The impact of light pollution on astronomy
[02:02] - Moons and Planets under light pollution
[04:30] - Visual astronomy of Deep Sky Objects under light pollution
[06:23] - Astrophotography of Deep Sky Objects under light pollution
[07:23] - Some images that I took in Seoul with advanced gears
[08:08] - Astrophotography of Deep Sky Objects under light pollution
[08:46] - Summary

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