Moon, Venus and Mercury

hesaiashesaias Registered Users Posts: 186 Major grins
edited March 13, 2008 in Landscapes
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On the way to work, I had to stop and take this.
Scott

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  • RichardRichard Administrators, Vanilla Admin Posts: 19,954 moderator
    edited March 13, 2008
    Nice shot. Must be my eyes, but I can only see one planet (I assume it's Venus). On the other hand, it did remind me how much dust accumulates on my laptop screen. rolleyes1.gif

    Edit: Cleaned my screen. Now I see it. thumb.gif

    Cheers,
  • schmooschmoo Registered Users Posts: 8,468 Major grins
    edited March 13, 2008
    rsinmadrid wrote:
    Nice shot. Must be my eyes, but I can only see one planet (I assume it's Venus). On the other hand, it did remind me how much dust accumulates on my laptop screen. rolleyes1.gif

    Edit: Cleaned my screen. Now I see it. thumb.gif

    Cheers,

    rolleyes1.gifRichard said it first. I was just about the say the same thing - I could see one planet and a bunch of dust.

    I love crescent moons like that. You must get up quite early to be heading to work when it's that dark. Thanks for sharing! thumb.gif
  • ChrisJChrisJ Registered Users Posts: 2,164 Major grins
    edited March 13, 2008
    Mercury is very difficult to see... I think it's just to the left of the moon.

    planets.jpg

    Very cool! I always like getting a chance to see Mercury.
    Chris
  • hesaiashesaias Registered Users Posts: 186 Major grins
    edited March 13, 2008
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    Here is a different shot, a bit closer. this is more full size from the original
    Scott

    Canon Rebel XT
    Canon 580 EX Speedlight
    Canon EF 50mm f1.8
    Canon EF IS 28-135mm f/3.2-5.6
    Canon EFL 70-200 f/2.8
    SanDisk Ultra IIs
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