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sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Image of the almost full moon, shot through a Skywatcher 100ED telescope and with the Canon 5DMKII
sysguy > _January 23rd, 2009 Sunset, Canon 5D Mark II
sysguy > Sunset January 23, 2009. Just had gotten my 5D Mark II the day before, looked out and saw this
sysguy > Series of 3 images testing Low Light capabilities of Canon 5D Mkii. This image was taken at 6400 ISo Handheld
Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
sysguy > Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
Photo of the Moon and Venus Conjunction February 27, 2009. Venus was at it's brightest in several years and the moon is actually a small crescent. The reason for the moon looking so light is because of an effect called earthshine. This is the reflect light from the earth on the moons surface. Please see photo info for information. Canon 5DMKII camera and 100-400mm F4 -5.6 L Zoom lens mounted on a tripod. Minor exposure work done in Lightroom. Venus was only about 1 degree away from the moon in the sky!
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