Venus and Jupiter, July 2, 2015

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That’s Venus (left) and Jupiter (right) on Thursday, July 2, 2015, 10:03 pm.

Jupiter’s moons, from left to right, I believe, are Callisto, Europa (barely visible as a bump on Jupiter’s upper left limb), Io and Ganymede.

Taken with my Canon 40D through my Tamron 300mm telephoto lens, set at ISO 800 and f/5.6 for 1/2 second. A fixed tripod was used.

Brightened a bit, cropped a LOT, but otherwise unprocessed.

2 Comments

John Gauvreau says:

Agreed! Great shot, but the moons really make it special. Well done, Bob!

David Tym says:

I love how you’ve captured Jupiters moons as well!

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