Here's an image from tonight, the conjunction of the Moon and Antares.
The image is a composite of 3 separate exposures - a short one for the detail on the lit part of the moon, a longer exposure for the earthshine, and one for antares.
Nice Mike.
So it "missed" for you, a shame.
I shot a heap as it approached, so there is a remote possibility of an animation, just don't hold your breath. This is an equally cobbled quickie to annoy Ponders.
Gary
here is my effort for 6pm, canon 350D through the ed80 with a celestron 6.3 focal reducer and uv/ir filter ISO 200. man you guys leave me for dead. Scott, i am not talking to you, your image is too good no editing but for resizing
Nice photo's everyone; each different yet complementary. And here's one from me. Vixen 4" refractor clamped to Manfrotto tripod (G-clamp) and Pentax *ist DS DSLR. Had to go out the back garden into the council paddock to clear the roofline, hence the lash up. Clouds kept me waiting right up to the final minute before clearing off. 1/125 sec at 200ASA.
Ahh yes... I looked up briefly on the way to my observatory last night and thought "wow, that looks neat, the moon and antares there..." but didn't think to take a photo .. had my mind set on fitting my Accufocus to the socpe... spent the (clear) night in the observatory with the roof on.. .. but I did get the focuser fitted