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Took this picture with an iPhone 6 and the Explore Scientific 102mm refractor tonight.
Go Moon.
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Nice one Randy! Here's one I just took with an Orion 4.5 inch Starblast with 26 mm eyepiece projection setup on a Canon Rebel T5
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Not a 'supermoon' anymore but still super to view and photograph. This morning's moon in Leo was taken about 4:30 am. Using prime focus had to take two shots to get the whole lit portion. Put together in Photoshop Elements and slightly enhanced.
EDIT: In case you noticed I did not take this in '2017' !!!
Corrected to '2016' in photo below.
EDIT, EDIT: Another 'whoops'! I just looked at the setting moon in the West and realized I had inverted my photo but failed to rotate it. Hopefully I have it right now!!!
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Those are nice!
I do not see the nuclear power plant cooling tower. I am thinking that is mumbo-jumbo pseudoscience. 😉
I have a crumby photo of the moon between Venus and Mars, but I was FREEZING, so it is just a few quick snaps with my phone camera. :-/ I was back "home" in Bowman, ND at the time. I should have grabbed my real camera, as the Stellarium view was much better.
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