Part of our Milky Way Galaxy, as seen over Steens Mountain, Oregon.  Three images (five minute exposures, each) stitched.  See the Andromeda Galaxy on the bottom left hand side of the image (it helps to view it at the largest size)?  Images taken at an elevation of 9,400 feet high.
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