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Waning Moon and Clouds

Paul by Paul
August 21, 2019
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Starlog August 21st, 2019, 06:57 a.m. local time

There was a brief break in cloud cover over the past day, enough to reveal the Waning Moon this morning.  I took the above picture with the NightCap app on my iPhone, and did some very minor editing in PaintShop Pro.

This picture finally reveals the details of the Moon I have been looking for through the unaided iPhone camera.  I had the ISO down to 24 and exposure at 1/500s.  Here is a closeup:

Taken with NightCap.

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