Last night the 9.0-day moon was just past first quarter and lighting up the landscape during twilight. The Sightron infini D50 refractor (540 mm focal length) was used to capture this image:
Jupiter and Venus are currently just under 16 deg apart as they sink behind Bristol Head in the west. On June 8–9 they will be separated by less than 2 deg.
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| Jupiter (UL) and Venus (LR) over Bristol Head |
The lens used for this image and the next was a Vivitar Series 1 VMC 90mm f/2.5 macro.
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| Auriga setting over Bristol Head. Vivitar 90mm + softon filter |
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