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The last quarter Moon was low near the horizon.

I snapped it at 300mm focal length, ISO 100 and 1/400 second exposure.

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Nice one Phil

Good to see an image of the last quarter at night. I'm not usually awake then!

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Since the view to my west is blocked by trees and houses and I tend to get up early, last quarter is the phase I see most. :roll:
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