An excerpt, from Staerkel Planetarium's Sky Tonight:
An interesting event occurs on Wednesday morning. Arise before dawn and look eastward to see a waning crescent Moon very near Venus. As the Sun comes up, see if you can still see Venus with binoculars. Venus will pass behind the Moon at roughly 7:40 a.m.
Not as dramatic as my Full moon shots, but I thought it was cool that I got to see it this morning.
Incredible. really.
ReplyDeleteI love the sliver and the tiny planet! I have never been able to see one in the sky for real.
ReplyDeleteHoly MOLY. This is amazing. I just cannot believe you had the motivation to do this, let alone take such an incredible photo. Thanks so much for sharing what I was sleeping through.
ReplyDeleteGood for you - the rest of us only think - "perhaps I should run back into the house and grab the camera", but to even do the whole tripod thing - Applause!!! great capture.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing. Way to go getting up early to capture that!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!! I had no clue, or I would have looked for it too! My dd loved it too... she says it's a "mommy moon and a baby moon". LOL
ReplyDeleteWOW, WOW and did I say WOW!! What a fabulous capture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a really cool shot! Good for you for getting up early, I think I'd have decided my bed was much warmer and more comfy! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Actually, I think this shot is quite dramatic and impressive. And certainly look silver.
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