Milky Way bow above Palouse Falls

It’s that wonderful time of the year (at least in the Northern hemisphere) to camp out and sleep / stay awake under the blanket of stars, staring into the vastness cosmos; sometimes wondering on questions like – how many stars can one really see in the night sky, at any given time?

The photo is of Palouse Falls at night, in WA (USA) … trying to capture the arch/bow of the milky way across a panorama of photos, just a little after the galactic center rose above the horizon.

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