Half moon high in the southwestern sky. Jupiter and Venus low getting closer together.
As close a shot as I can get of Jupiter and Venus coming together.
A half-moon tonight
The night sky looking toward the southeast.
The night sky looking north.
The Moon, Jupiter, and Venus lined up last night. Jupiter and Venus managed to shine through the clouds.
Only three nights left before Jupiter and Venus meet as they cross paths from our earthly view.
Jupiter and Venus shine through the clouds, between the trees.
The stars looked on.
Tommy
An attempt to photograph the Green Comet. It was near Polaris last night.
Lonely
Moon and Mars
Jack
Jupiter and moons
Nutty
Eastern sky. Mars to the left of the moon in the moon’s glow.
A second Jack
Ghost-like clouds in the southern sky tonight. Jupiter is on the right between the clouds.
Sights on Jupiter
Incoming! Duck the blow! Duck!
Close call. A near miss
Jupiter tows Moon across the sky
Rippling the fabric of space and time
Jupiter lost in a fold
Mars hangs above Resa’s tree
Kiss Flying-V points to two
The Pleiades questions tenebrous
Capella looks at ten
Uranus sits dimly on one
Dawn couldn’t color the sky
Frozen from white into shades of gray
Sun painted Sandias red between blues
Jupiter jumped over the moon
Sandhill Cranes
Sandhill cranes in a flying-V
Mystery bird
The Pleiades is at the middle left. Mars is in between the light streak and Resa’s tree on the lower left. Jupiter is at the top right.
Dawn
If you remember the post October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month where I told the story about the office baby shower for a guy, the baby was born yesterday, October 26th, on my birthday. The baby weighed in at 6 lbs 14 Oz. Congratulations, new Dad and new Mom!
Sunset. Dusk with Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter through the trees.
Rio Grande and Sandias at dusk.
A silhouetted D-Wowl flies off into the sunset.
Off Center & Not Even 