Sky without light pollution

Spent the night in the pacific northwest. Absolutely no light pollution makes me happy!

The Milky Way over San Pedro de Atacama. This is what no light pollution looks like. I don't think there is a place in the US that is this pristine, simply breathtaking.

Taken on the French coast. Somehow managed to get a good enough exposure without too much light pollution. Still looking for a clearer sky to get a better milky way shot. https://www.instagram.com/anyblankkk/

a comparison of the night sky from all parts of civilization. why can't we all have the night sky of nature in our cities?

A not-so starry night.

Milky Way Over Hyde's Mill Taken from Mill Road (Ridgeway, WI) on August 5, 2016, at 11:16 PM. 3 hours and 1 minute after sunset. Temp: 63°. Feel free to share the photo. Follow me for regular updates. Visit http://cassiuscallender.com/ for more photos. © 2016 Cassius J. Callender Photography

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Milky Ways, Stars and Airglow reflections - Jackson Lake, Teton, Colter Bay Village Lodging Grand Teton National Park Canon 60Da; Lens EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM; Exposure 30.0 sec; f/2.8; ISO 4000, Panorama (three photos). The night sky at Grand Teton national park is amazing! On photo you can see reflection of stars and even reflection of Milky Way! Milky Way is fantastic bright in the Grand Teton. Also you can see green Airglow (atmospheric chemiluminescence) near horizon (which visible only…

Milky Way!

Night sky with & without light pollution

“Looking forward to getting out under the stars again 🌌 These cold nights bring a special sense of tranquility to my mind. “ASTROnomical” collected by @jacobriglin 💎”

The night sky above Carters can be amazing on a clear night with the lack of light pollution--here's Orion above our roof.

A new photo series explores the dazzling possibilities

Stars in night sky Belarus.

National Geographic on Instagram: "In this panoramic image stitched from nine exposures, the Milky Way hovers above a field of Paepalanthus wildflowers in Brazil’s Cerrado region. “I was grateful for the opportunity and luck to enjoy such a unique moment and to be in this fantastic place under a starry sky without light pollution.” Photo by Marcio Esteves Cabral @marciocabralphotography"