At Land’s End at the closing of the Milky Way season, I waited patiently in the quiet of the night for the moon to set and our home galaxy to appear. Standing by the fisherman memorial dedicated to all the fishermen and -women who’ve devoted their lives to the sea, I watched as the sky fell into darkness revealing first Jupiter, then Saturn, and then the billions of stars above. Such a fun evening spent admiring the sky while listening to the sounds of the waves crashing against the craggy Maine coastline.

Jack Bjorn is an attorney and photographer from Scarborough, Maine. He enjoys starting the day with sunrise photos, catching up with friends at nearby Portland craft breweries, camping in western Maine, and hanging out at the beach with his wife and two dogs. Follow @jackbjornphotography on social media for more of Jack’s Maine adventures.

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