There’s something deeply humbling about standing in front of the Milky Way, seeing the vastness of the universe against the black blank canvas of the sky.. and realizing how small & insignficant you are.
All your worries suddenly become clear for what they are: tiny, fleeting writings on the sands of the skies, erased with each wave of starry canopies engulfing your vision.
I’ve been lucky enough to see the Milky way in Banff National Park, by Lake Tekapo in New Zealand and more recently in the prolific Zion National Park in Utah.
The beauty of this wonder is, no matter where in the world you witness the galaxies and the starry skies, the affect is always the same: awe, grandeur & being completely stupefied into an inspirational solitude. Here’s my attempt #3 at astrophotography, it took me a good 1.5 hours and over 50 pictures to capture a final set of 5 pictures that I’m happy with. I hope you find as much Mojo & peace as I did at Zion National Park over these sights!
Awe-Inspiring Night Skies at Zion National Park
Turning the corner into the valley & setting up for astrophotography!
Oh wow, Zion night sky! You are a vision. Even with all the cars coming through….
I decided to photograph the back of the valley, where there weren’t any roads… hello clouds!
Ahhhh Milky Way…. there you are!
Holy crap. I’m just gonna. Sit. Here. And. Stare.
So there you go, there is ample Mojo to be found viewing the night skies at Zion National Park, do go check it out!
