The Milky Way is appearing in the night sky here this week at Zion National Park, Utah. It’s a celestial feast that can be observed in the southern sky after 11pm. The Milky Way will move across the southern sky from east to west.
Michael Andrew Just
dawn2dawn photography 
15 responses to “Zion Milky Way”
Beautiful images, Michael. These photos are a perfect example of why living in the west is a perfect venue for photographers, I can only imagine the exhilaration of taking such a beautiful night sky.
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THANKS FOR THE NICE COMMENT LAURA!
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Wow, stunning images, Mike. It must be something to see in person away from light pollution.
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Thanks Eliza. It gets better the later you stay out at night or until the moon rises…
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I love these photos! So magical.
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What stunning photos and how magical to see it in person.
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I am gasping for breath…it is so beautiful!
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Thanks!
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Absolutely mesmerizing.
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” Out of the universe” images, just brilliant.
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Thanks Cornelia!
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These photos are so very, very stunning. Thanks for sharing.
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You’re welcome!
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[…] P.P.P.S. Fellow blogger, Michael Andrew Just, visits Zion National Park regularly. Check out his recent post on the Milky Way. […]
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[…] P.P.P.S. Fellow blogger, Michael Andrew Just, visits Zion National Park regularly. Check out his recent post on the Milky Way. […]
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