It’s been quite a while since i’ve seen it but the beautiful ‘Evening Star’, which is more accurately the planet Venus, our closest neighbour in space after the Moon, is again rising higher each day in the Westering evening sky.
(To view in full size – just click once, then once again.) 🙂
This is either a very, very tiny Sun or the bright Evening Star.
Here Venus is playing hide and seek with this Norfolk Island Pine.
These days i never miss an opportunity to take another shot of my favourite night-time subject, our magnificent Moon, whenever i have my camera handy. 🙂
I caught it this time at around 6:30 pm, just a few minutes after Sunset.
Love.
That’s lovely!
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Very happy you like it! 🙂 🙂
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Cool!
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Beautiful!
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Can you see it in your part of the planet??
Would be the first ‘star’ you see low in the West as the sun goes down?
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Great shots, Bob.
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Your pics of the moon are amazing.
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Thank you Mel. I love taking Moon shots! 🙂
Most of the credit has to go to the camera – that it can go from such detail of pictures of poppies to pictures of planets and moons with just a flick of a switch is incredible.
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That’s so very cool! Sorry it took me so long to check it out 😔
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No Probs! 🙂
I’m not going to be around much from now on either.
Be Good! 😇 😉
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