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I photographed the Milky Way! For a slight pedantic digression: we are in the Milky Way. So, in a way, every photograph that we take that is not done by astronomers is pretty much guaranteed to be of the Milky Way. All the same, this is a view of the rest of the Milky Way as captured within the constraints of a single camera on Earth. It does not compare to some of the amazing photographs I’ve seen online. The moon was still out and overwhelms the more distant stars. But I still managed to get Grand Teton in the background so it is amazing, and I can go to sleep, happy.
![The Grand Tetons peak out behind the trees and brush of Signal Mountain. A nearly full moon casts a gradient across the sky washing out the stars from the left.](http://doubleblindlabs.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2016/07/IMG_8874-1024x683.jpg)
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