Sirius (lower left center) at just past midnight last night, 2 January 2019, in Canis Major (includes 3 nearest stars). Other stars: Procyon (brighter of the two stars in upper left) in Canis Minor (includes other star), and Betelgeuse (higher of the two stars in upper right), a red giant whose magnitude has been dimming the last decade, leading to speculation that it may go supernova in the next few years/decades. Betelgeuse is in the constellation Orion (upper right), marking one of Orion’s shoulders. Orion’s 3-star Belt is easily recognized; the lower right star in Orion is the blue giant Rigel, marking one of his knees. Taken using my iPhone6s using the NightCamera app.

iPhone6s on camera stand
Night Camera app

Darkened slightly in Photos app to reduce noise
Crema filter in Instagram