A friend, that knows these things, called me all the way across the country from Florida to tell me that both Saturn and Jupiter were on either side of the moon tonight...I don't know stuff like this, but he was correct...so I pulled out my weak(ish) 70~200nonIS F lens, and while I could not shoot all three celestial bodies together, the way the sun was casting unusual (to me) nice shadow detail...so I shot the moon instead. *Tripod, mirror lock-up

I kind of like it.

But enough of this foolery, back to work!