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2S0EPH7 View of the southern Milky Way, from Scorpius to Orion.

2XCRXW8 This fish-eye lens view takes in the southern Milky Way, from Scorpius rising at lower left in the east (though partly behind trees here), to Orion se

2YXJNBT Orion and Sirius rising into a moonlit winter sky, Alberta, Canada.

2R408AG The zodiacal light at dawn on an autumn morning in Alberta, Canada.

2R403F2 The zodiacal light in the dawn sky in Alberta, Canada, with the winter sky rising.

2R403ER The zodiacal light in the dawn sky, from Alberta, Canada, with the winter sky rising.

2H846RR The Zodiacal Light in the dawn sky, September 14, 2021, from home in Alberta, with the winter sky rising. Orion and the winter stars are at right with

2GYKRKD The Zodiacal Light in the dawn sky, September 14, 2021, from home in Alberta, with the winter sky rising. Orion and the winter stars are at far right

2GYKRJT The Zodiacal Light in the dawn sky, September 14, 2021, from home in Alberta, with the winter sky rising. Orion and the winter stars are at right with

2R403F6 The winter sky rising in the southeast, Alberta, Canada, with bright star clusters along the Milky Way.

2GYKRJP This is a portrait of the winter sky rising in the southeast on January 9, 2021, taken from home in Alberta. The constellation of Orion is at centre

2G2730A Orion and the winter stars and constellations rising above the Bow River in Alberta, Canada.

2G272TK Orion and the winter stars from a viewpoint overlooking the Bow River in Alberta, Canada.

2A142YH Orion & Sirius rising over the Peloncillo Mountains of southwest New Mexico.

PRK06F Orion and Sirius rising over the Peloncillo Mountains of southwest New Mexico, on a clear night in December in the early evening. The Belt stars of Or

M7HERD he winter stars and constellations at dawn from Alberta, Canada.

PRJX92 Orion and the Dog Stars (Procyon and Sirius) rising over frozen Lake MacGregor in southern Alberta, on February 2, 2017, on a clear moonlit night, wit

PRJX8W Orion and the Dog Stars (Procyon and Sirius) rising over frozen Lake MacGregor in southern Alberta, on February 2, 2017, on a clear moonlit night, wit

M7HERH Orion and the Dog Stars rising over a frozen Lake MacGregor in southern Alberta, Canada.

M7HERF Orion and the Dog Stars rising over a frozen Lake MacGregor in southern Alberta, Canada.

3AXPEEF February 28, 2016 - Alberta, Canada - A 200Â° panorama from northeast to west, and nearly to the zenith, encompassing the northern spring and winter stars and constellations. ..Ursa Major and the Big Dipper are at top left with Arcturus rising at lower left. Jupiter is the bright object left of centre. Above it is the diffuse glow of the Gegenschein, caused by sunlight reflecting off interplanetary dust opposite the Sun in the solar system and in the plane of the ecliptic. Jupiter is just east of the Gengenschein as it was then less then two weeks before opposition when it would sit within the

3AXPECT February 28, 2016 - Alberta, Canada - A 200Â° panorama from northeast to west, and nearly to the zenith, encompassing the northern spring and winter stars and constellations. ..Ursa Major and the Big Dipper are at top left with Arcturus rising at lower left. Jupiter is the bright object left of centre. Above it is the diffuse glow of the Gegenschein, caused by sunlight reflecting off interplanetary dust opposite the Sun in the solar system and in the plane of the ecliptic. Jupiter is just east of the Gengenschein as it was then less then two weeks before opposition when it would sit within the

H63XGT A 200° panorama from northeast to west, and nearly to the zenith, encompassing the northern spring and winter stars and constell

H63XGR A 200° panorama from northeast to west, and nearly to the zenith, encompassing the northern spring and winter stars and constell

3AXPECP January 2, 2016 - Alberta, Canada - Orion rising at right, with Sirius, the Dog Star, just clearing the treetops amid the glow of light pollution, while Procyon, the bright star in Canis Minor, shines to the left, having risen before Sirius, thus its name - Pro-Cyon â€” before the Dog. At upper left are the twin stars of Castor and Pollux in Gemini the Twins. ..Sirius was rising about 8 pm. The Beehive star cluster, M44, is at the left of frame. Some bands of red airglow add red streaks in addition to the red nebulas in the frame...Taken from home in southern Alberta on a very clear night Janu

H63XEE Orion rising at right, with Sirius, the Dog Star, just clearing the treetops amid the glow of light pollution, while Procyon, th

3B2F72A Nov. 22, 2015 - Orion and the northern winter constellations, such as Canis Major (above horizon), Gemini (at left), Auriga (at top) and Taurus (at right), rising into a moonlit November night, from home in Alberta. The Beehive Cluster is the fuzzy spot at far left, in Cancer below the stars of Gemini. The Pleiades star cluster is at upper right. Light is from the waxing gibbous Moon off frame at right. ..This is a stack of 4 x 15-second exposures for the ground and one 15-second exposure for the sky, all untracked with the Nikkor 14-24mm lens at f/4 and 14mm, and the Nikon D810a at ISO 2000.

3B2F6MB Jan. 27, 2015 - Orion and Sirius rising in the moonlight over the rocky landscape of the Gila National Forest in New Mexico north of Pinos Altos and the Continental Divide. Orionâ€™s three Belt stas point down to Sirius in Canis Major just rising. To the left is the other â€œdog star,â€ Procyon in Canis Minor...This is a two-image stack: a short exposure 25 seconds at f/4 and ISO 2000 for the stars to keep trailing to a minimum, and a long 4-minute exposure at f/11 and ISO 1600 for the ground to increase depth of field and sharpness from foreground to distance. Gound and sky masked and proces

EKWGHH January 27, 2015 - Orion and Sirius rising in the moonlight over the rocky landscape of the Gila National Forest in New Mexico n

PT8EAN Orion constellation and Sirius rising above horizon on a cold winter night.