A tale of two horses catching a glimpse of the breathtaking sunrise from two awe-inspiring locations, one from above the fog on the crater of an active volcano, Mount Bromo, while the other is located in our very own galaxy, the Milky Way! Spend a few minutes to try to locate the elusive horse before you check out the annotated image below. Needless to say I have created the composite image using 2 real images in order to tell the story and you can see below the images I've used to create the final image. Unprocessed image of a horseman catching the sunrise on the crater of Mount Bromo Unprocessed image of the Milky Way after moonset in Mount Bromo So did you manage to find the second horse yet? You would if you're an experienced astrophotographer or a stargazer. The second horse is actually the Dark Horse Nebula that's located in the Milky Way galaxy and it's annotated with a big circle below. Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex, a dark nebula of gas and dust, is also visible in th...