When the Moon was rising last night it looked ever so pretty with its golden colour and the bright planet Jupiter that was only 2 degrees away on the ecliptic.
The golden colour is caused by the Moons light having to travel longer through our Earths atmosphere because of aerosols in the sky; once it gets higher the Moon takes on its usually silvery light.
Image taken with a Canon 70D camera and a Tamron 18-400mm lens @400mm exposure time was 1/30th second with ISO250 and aperture at F11.
The golden colour is caused by the Moons light having to travel longer through our Earths atmosphere because of aerosols in the sky; once it gets higher the Moon takes on its usually silvery light.
Image taken with a Canon 70D camera and a Tamron 18-400mm lens @400mm exposure time was 1/30th second with ISO250 and aperture at F11.
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