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I caught the last piece of the setting moon as it disappeared behind the Grand Teton peak in Grand Teton National Park. The sun had set 90 minutes earlier behind the Teton Range, so there was still enough twilight to silhouette and reflect them in Jackson Lake. The brightest stars are still able to compete with the setting moon in this unique evening NightScape.

Virtually all my NightScapes are ONE exposure (less than 30 seconds), and with little Photoshop correction --mostly to increase contrast. Watch the NightScape VIDEO – with one Milky Way after another! For more how-to and behind the scenes information, visit my Into The Night Photography blog. You can order PRINTS here. For tips, tutorials, and upcoming workshops about my NightScape photography, subscribe to the Your Photo Vision newsletter.