Life is about the journey, not the destination. And Stanley Aryanto is really enjoying the view along the way. The avid award-winning photographer, 34, from Indonesia witnessed an astronomical event few could fathom: a night set in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, capturing green and purple “dancing” skies, the rare Neowise comet, and a stunning tapestry of Milky Way stars—all at once strewn across a celestial panorama. The quest for the spectacle, he said, speaks to the meaning of life itself. Aryanto had quit his nine-to-five mechanical engineering job in West Australia to pick up his camera and capture beauty of the world, traveling to fulfill his mission: to hunt for the most elusive, extraordinary, and spectacular perspectives possible. This led him to the Canadian Rockies where he caught the panorama of a lifetime one starry night. But like many things in life, that journey began with a failure. In order …