southwest horizon. He nudged the retreating dusty sphere with his horns, in hope of taking the lead!
It was all for naught, for each starry horn that touched the fat crescent disappeared piece by piece.
I didn't think I would see any of this due to the clouds and fast sinking Moon and stars. Only time for one shot!
Reddish Aldebaran (alpha Tauri) glows at upper left of center.
Bill G.
The "V" formation of the horns of Taurus the Bull (Hyades Star Cluster) seen at left of a cloudy Moon. 4/3/2014. Sony DSC F-707,
2.5 seconds. ISO400. Tripod mount.
