One of the best things about the PicsArt community is that we get to share our photography experiences with others, regardless of the distance between us. By sharing images, we can be in Barcelona one minute and Patagonia the next. However, if we look up the night sky, there is always one common thing we can find: the Milky Way — under the right conditions, that is. Now that we’re in peak Milky Way season, learn how to prepare for and shoot the glowing band gracing our night skies. Up, Up and Away From Light Pollution There are many perks to living in or near big cities, but viewing the night sky is not one of them. These days, light pollution means we’re lucky if we can even see more than ten stars each night. The best places to view the Milky Way will be far away from major cities…
By Ana Gabriel