Perseid Meteor Shower the night of August 12, 2021, one night after the projected peak (which was obscured by clouds). Composite of 26 tracked images that captured meteors, 8 stacked images of the sky, and 4 stacked untracked foreground images, asembled in Photoshop.
The Perseid meteors, captured over six hours, all trace back to a common radiant in the constellation Perseus. A few non-Persieds are visible.
Individual meteor layers were blended via Lighten mode and masked.
The Andromeda Galaxy is visible at upper right. Light pollution from a large mining operation in Trona is prominent on the horizon.
Wagon Wheel, Spangler Hills, in the Mojave Desert. Bortle 4 skies.