Went outside tonight to see a 22 degree halo around the moon. Took a long exposure shot of it to bring out some of the color. Jupiter is to the right and Orion is to the left.
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2 Comments
Thats really impressive!
Very cool. Any time I notice a moon halo or something else happening up above, I never have my camera on me. That's probably because I never lug my huge camera with me anywhere. I should start!
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