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Moon and Venus sent on January 04, 2025 (9:49) by ElenaEye. 2 comments, 135 views.

at 300mm, 2.5 sec f/6.3, ISO 400, tripod.

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5 persons like it: Claudio Ricci, Merak.dubhe, Sandro Zambon, Siragusa.v, Zanardo

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Merak.dubhe

sent on July 06, 2025 (10:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I appreciate the idea, which in addition to the Moon-Venus conjunction also shows the "whole Moon" that is how you see the Moon when there is only a slice .... in fact, looking at it with the naked eye you can see its outline and a little of its image in the shadows, illuminated by the very weak light that comes reflected from the Earth towards the Moon..... then being able to put together the three things in the best possible way: 1) Moon-Venus conjunction; 2) Slice of Moon well illuminated by the Sun; 3) the remaining Moon is barely perceptible in the twilight..... is undoubtedly very complicated:..... I have no advice from direct experience in this regard.... I would hypothesize the fusion of two or three shots taken by correctly exposing each of the three situations I listed above.

ElenaEye

sent on July 06, 2025 (23:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

[Merak.dubhe] thank you very much for the appreciation, that night was particularly sharp and with the right light, so it was easy to take this image with just one shot. :-) regards, Elena

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