The Three Sisters formation.

Caught a nice meteor racing across the sky in this image.

Even though the Milky Way is not as bright with the light from the moon, it gave the landscape some surreal lighting.

The Three Sisters formation shot from the other side later in the night as the moon was setting letting the Milky Way shine brighter in the sky.

Grand Forks photographer Dave Bruner and his wife, Sheila, were out until 4 a.m. in the morning recently shooting the Milky Way and moonlight on the rock formations in the Goblin Valley State Park in Utah. “Moonlight does diffuse the Milky Way, but the moonlight gave a very eerie feeling to the landscape and the surroundings. We were the only people out there at that time of night. Go figure … It was a fun experience though.”