Late last year, I did a late night photo run at Disneyland that was remarkably efficient, as I stumbled upon empty scene after empty scene before park closing hours--something that practically never happens for me.  My time walking through Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge was particularly memorable, as a heavy blanket of fog had settled onto the park at this hour of the night, adding a mysterious vibe to the environment.  With no one else around, I felt like I had an entire galaxy far far away to myself, and if I hadn't been trying to catch one last scene before park closing and the end of night security sweeps, I would have lingered to savor this even more.  But I was able to capture quiet scenes like this that echoed the bit of magic I used to more regularly enjoy when my late night photo runs were more frequent.   A misty evening in Batuu enhances the ambiance of the wilderness Resistance outpost.