Jupiter and Saturn have been prominent in Sagittarius throughout the summer of 2020. They are now prograding eastward in the eastern part of that constellation, heading toward their historically close conjunction in late December of this year.  In this image, the globular clusters M22 and M55 are readily seen, and even M75 near the border with Capricornus is detectable.  Completely undetectable, however, is the dwarf planet Pluto, situated between Saturn and Jupiter.   Unannotated image.