Daylight Venus
Taken by Monika Landy-Gyebnar on January 6, 2014 @
Veszprem, Hungary
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Date Taken: 2014:01:06 11:45:44
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At this morning a front has left our sky vivid blue with very good seeing so after checking the sunspots I directed my camera 10 degrees left to the Sun. I shaded the Sun with a road sign and I could very easily find Venus in the viewfinder. I set the camera to a series with 6 sec. intervals and took some pics which were later stacked together to a startrail image of the neighbouring planet.
Venus is a very beautiful crescent and still easy to find and with a proper shading for the Sun easy to photograph if the sky conditions are OK.
I could first see Venus today morning at 8:20 AM local time, less then an hour after sunrise, when it emerged from the remnants of the front clouds.
With a SAFE mode shading the Sun it is a must see object to everyone!
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