Milky Way

To the naked eye, the band of the Milky Way is visible in dark areas as a faint smudge across the southern sky. Cameras, however, allow us to see the magnificent full arc of our galaxy. Capturing the full arc demands combining multiple photos together in software because the entire Milky Way arc is too large for a single photograph.

Milky Way with Air Glow (!) over Monument Valley, Arizona
Milky Way with Air Glow (!) over Monument Valley, Arizona
Just for fun...ridiculously overprocessed Milky Way, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Just for fun...ridiculously overprocessed Milky Way, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Milky Way over Tenaya Lake, Yosemite National Park, California
Milky Way over Tenaya Lake, Yosemite National Park, California
Milky Way and Ocotillos, Borrego Springs, California
Milky Way and Ocotillos, Borrego Springs, California
Milky Way with Yuccas, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Milky Way with Yuccas, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Milky Way over Alabama Hills, California
Milky Way over Alabama Hills, California
Milky Way with Joshua Trees, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Milky Way with Joshua Trees, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Milky Way, Monument Valley, Arizona
Milky Way, Monument Valley, Arizona
Milky Way over corral outside Bishop, California
Milky Way over corral outside Bishop, California
Milky Way reflected in Tenaya Lake, Yosemite National Park, California
Milky Way reflected in Tenaya Lake, Yosemite National Park, California
Milky Way over Indian Cove
Milky Way over Indian Cove

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