While waiting for Jupiter and Mercury to clear the polluted (with humidity/clouds) horizon on this morning, I shot this image of the Moon. Hanging in the sky about 30 degrees above the southern horizon, it's viewing was free from the challenges on the horizon to the east. I find shooting the Moon when it is from about 1/3 to 2/3 full is the best to see the crater details.

Oh, so close. Shot from my driveway in Bristow, Va in the early evening.

This is the next image following the shot on the home page that was recognized by Aviation Week and Space Technology as an Editor's Choice in the 2020 photography contest.

Purely by "accident" while out on Rollins Ford Rd taking photos of the rising Super Moon in the early evening, noticed the airliner just before crossing in between. Hadn't even thought of trying to capture such an image before this. Now, it's kind of an obsession whenever the conditions are right.

Evening New Year's Day Moon, 2020.

Shot from my driveway just after mid-night. Need another opportunity so I can try getting more of the Moon's details.