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Originally Posted by Andy
I'd also forget about trying to shoot 'big moons' that are low to the horizon, they pick up even more astmospheric rubbish.
Here's my favourite, when I (o.k. accidentally) got a airliner across the moon. In fact it's amazing how often you do see aircraft and birds crossing the face of the moon at night.
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Most of that atmospheric rubbish is moisture drawn in from the oceans however an East wind does bring pollution from the European continent. Here is my pic with one of those airliner thingies spoiling an otherwise top moon shot
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Seriously it does show a big moon about 35 degrees above the horizon.