I admire those who are able to capture a good image of the Milky Way in a photograph.
Here’s another one, with Long’s Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park as a foil.

The Milky Way rises over Long’s Peak (14,259 feet) as seen from 9,600 feet up Trail Bridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Photo: Pat Gaines
Is it easier to get good photos at that altitude?
More:
- 6 How-to Tips for Memorable Landscape Photography (equipping4eministry.wordpress.com)
- Cottonwoods and Milky Way by Randy Halverson (500px.com)
- Rocky Mountain National Park – Colorado Trip Advice [Guide] (k99.com)
- On a personal note… My move to Colorado (solomondove.wordpress.com)
- Milky Way Over Crater Lake (neatorama.com)







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