Cygnus region of the Milky Way, with NGC 7000 North America...

Cygnus region of the Milky Way, with NGC 7000 North America nebula at the bottom left, the Sadr Region in the center, and it’s crazy how much of the Veil Nebula showed up–that’s the ring of wispy, mostly white nebulosity on the right toward the bottom.  The reddish/pinkish areas are mostly clouds of hydrogen gas, while the pale cloudy areas are mostly stars–so many stars. Our galaxy contains somewhere between 150 and 250 BILLION stars. 3 x 120 sec exposures, Nikon D750 85mm f/5.6, on an iOptron SkyGuider Pro tracker.