An astronomical photographer has recorded the moon and customer photo over one of Europe’s oldest lakes.
According to RCO News Agency, Riste Spiroski, an astronomical photographer on April 5, recorded a stunning landscape of the moon and the customer over the ancie lake of Ohrid in northern Macedonia, along with two swans who were observing the stars.
Quoted by Space, Spiroski took the photo of the Moon and the largest planet in the solar system at 4:50 pm local time using the Canon R6 camera with the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. This photo was recorded in a period that photographers call it “blue clock”. The Earthsky.org Stars Observatory website describes the blue clock as a short period of twilight after sunset, in which the landscape immersed in mild blue light.
Spiroski wrote in an email to Space: This photo was recorded while walking with a friend. We we out around the blue clock in the hope of long exposure photos on the coast of Lake Ohrid. As the sun was falling under the horizon, I saw the narrow cresce of the moon that started to sunset and was very beautiful. I quickly opened an astronomical app to check out what else could be visible and I realized that the customer will soon appear at the bottom of the horizon.
The result of Spiriskki’s effort is a fascinating combination of astronomy, nature, and humanity in which the city of Oohride shines on the head of light over two strong white in the lake. Lake Ohrid is located on the border between North Macedonia and Albania, and according to NASA, it is estimated to be between three and five million years.
“As the sky became dark blue, everything came together,” Spirovsky coinued. The cresce moon, customer and the calm water of Lake Ohrid, which is actually Europe’s oldest lake, were together. I love the combination of the elemes of the sky with the scenery, and Ohrid always gives me a beautiful subject to work.
The moon is visible as a rising cresce at the top of the photo, and the dark areas of its surface are illuminated by the land. Three star -owned crimes also shine on the right side of the image; While Hassaleh’s brillia star, Hassaleh can be found directly at the top of the photo.
The customer’s planet is visible as a luminous spot on the top left of the photo, and the “Adebaran” star is beneath the gia and left of the moon and forms a triangle of bright heavenly bodies.
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