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@spicynoodlez11.bsky.social Sep 21, 2026, 2:15 AM

Before the end of #StunDay, take a breath and please enjoy this amazing #Sunset. #Sky #CratersOfTheMoon #ID #NatureIsArt #GOoutside #Breathe #Notice #Don’tGiveUp

A stunning sunset stretches out over the black, silhouetted lava hills of Craters of the Moon, Idaho. Swathes of honey gold, salmon pink, lavender-gray, pale gray, light blue, and darker blue are painted across the sky just after the sun sank below the hills. In fact, this is looking the same way as the viewpoint I shared with the milky way galaxy a couple of days ago, as this is a dark sky region.

@spicynoodlez11.bsky.social Sep 18, 2026, 4:43 PM

After a thunderstorm over the high desert, we got to enjoy this incredible #rainbow. #Scape #Sky #Clouds #AfterTheStorm #Landscape #CratersOfTheMoon #ID #Volcanic #NatureIsArt #GoOutside #Breathe #Notice #KeepGoing

The volcanic landscape of Craters of the Moon, Idaho has been freshly washed by a thunderstorm, so the red cinders and scrubby brownish green plants covering the hillside look brighter the sky is blue with puffy white and gray clouds and there’s a big rainbow going across the center of the picture.

@spicynoodlez11.bsky.social Sep 18, 2026, 1:16 AM

Spent an uncomfortable night in the boonies last night to take some #DarkSky photos. I’m learning, but just seeing the sky like this with my eyes was mind blowing. #MilkyWay #Galaxy #Stats #Night #CratersOfTheMoon #ID #NatureIsArt #ECK #GoOutside #Breathe #Notice #YouMatter

Looking west at 11:30 p.m. from Craters of the Moon, Idaho, a dark sky preserve. The dark, starry night’s sky with the hazy Milky Way galaxy visible from the top to the bottom of the picture. With the long exposure, there is a patch of dark copper sunset STILL sitting in the dip between silhouetted volcanic hills.