Moon setting over the rock formations on the edge of Horseshoe Bend Overlook in Arizona (Nov 2016) (Alexandr Zaytsev)

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Moon setting over the rock formations on the edge of Horseshoe Bend Overlook in Arizona (Nov 2016)

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Moon setting over the rock formations on the edge of Horseshoe Bend Overlook in Arizona (Nov 2016)

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Moon setting at daytime over the rock formations at the edge of the Horseshoe Bend Overlook, AZ, USA - as observed in the morning of Nov 18, 2016 (single 1/200s f/8 ISO80 F=65mm (35mm eq.) exposure with a handheld compact camera). Random high altitude jet passing is also caught in the view at the center top of the frame.

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Title: Same Moon set viewed from another viewpoint nearby, closer to the edge of the Horseshoe Bend Overlook

Description: Single 1/320s f/8 ISO80 F=32mm (35mm eq.) exposure with a handheld compact camera, 18 min after the image under the original revision was taken.

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Title: Picture from the trail to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook about 25min before the image under original revision was taken

Description: Single 1/500s f/8 ISO100 F=22mm (35mm eq.) exposure with a handheld DSLR camera. People for scale)

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Title: Don't forget to take water for the road to the Moon:-)

Description: Single 1/400s f/8 ISO80 F=65mm (35mm eq.) exposure with a handheld compact camera. Taken near the crest of the hill on the path leading to the Horseshoe Bend overlook.

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