It was cloudy for last night's triple conjunction of the moon with Venus and Mars, so I was hoping with the descending cold it would be clear tonight for a two separate conjunctions, the moon with Uranus and Venus with Mars. I drove out onto Grand Lake and parked my car. I got out and assembled my gear and noticed I was not alone. There was another astrophotographer on the ice. I am not the only crazy individual out in the 4 F cold tonight staring at the stars.
Also, my first time photographing Uranus and the Milky Way. I need to get a wider view lens!
Moon with Uranus; Venus with Mars
Closer view of the foursome
Venus and Mars
Cresent moon with Earthshine and Neptune
Jupiter with the four "Galilean" moons -
Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto
Milky Way
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