Not having a fakebook account, I can't see what time he took the photo, but he
posted it at 2:29 AM on the 22nd ... which suggests slightly after sunset on the
21st and according to the Photographers Ephemeris, he would have had a 2.94%
Crescent Moon +8.67° above the horizon at 7:43 pm (19:43) local time.
The sun would have been -8.34° below the horizon.
I think it's Photoshop too, but it could have been done in camera with a high
enough ISO & the star trails look like a fairly long exposure.
On 7/22/2020 15:40:49, Toine wrote:
I'm sure he or she had fun creating it. There's a small crescent moon
visible in the top left corner.
On Wed, 22 Jul 2020 at 20:09, Postmaster <[email protected]> wrote:
Toine wrote:
photoshop spotted! The light on the turtle comes from the back. Looks like
a wide angle shot which renders the comet smaller as it is now. And the
sunset is too bright for stars to appear in the red. Not to mention the
comet as bright as a setting sun.
Nice image nevertheless
Yep. Photoshop composite.
Daniel J. Matyola <[email protected]> wrote:
A photographer on Maui I follow on FaceBook has posted an interesting
image
of the comet:
https://www.facebook.com/danielsullivanphoto/photos/a.237556692957789/3227289350651160/?type=3
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