Last night the Moon and Venus were very close together round sunset. The moon was just a sliver and you could still see the main disc as a grey shadow. There were clouds low to the horizon.
I still don’t have enough control over my camera, but a tripod helped.
image: IMG_4993.JPG
capture date: Monday, 8 August 2005 7:59:11 PM
ISO speed: 1600
shutter speed: 4
aperture: f5.6
focal length: 200.0
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