At the time, this was one of my best astrophotographs from the standpoint of tracking accuracy and depth, although not for the bloated stars and purple cast to the sky.  I don't think I was attempting to capture them, but this wide-field view of the summer Milky Way from Fairplay, Colorado caught Uranus and Neptune near the middle of their triple conjunction season.  This was the only recorded instance of a conjunction between these two outer ice giants.   Unannotated image, Back