The night sky here is  beautiful and the landscape dreamy with lakes, snow capped mountains and the mist that settles in low in the late night hours. At night, apart from the light dome of Jackson, the rest of the sky is quite pristine. My first visit here was a whirlwind trip where we shot near Colter Bay Campground, beside Jackson Lake on a clear night. The Milky Way set behind the Teton Range and the airglow was fantastic. The second visit had me perched on Signal Mountain to see the International Space Station streak across the night sky with the Grand Teton in view and Jackson Lake peeking between the foliage. The river view at Snake River overlook where Ansel Adams took his famous shot, now is partially obstructed by growth of the trees but still provides a compelling scene that represents the essence of Grand Teton National Park.