The Cobbler. Argyll and Bute. Hasselblad XPan 90mm. February 2018.

The Cobbler

Argyll and Bute. Hasselblad XPan 90mm. February 2018.

The delicate pink ‘Belt of Venus’ appears shortly before sunrise. Also known as the anti-twilight arch, this phenomenon separates the earth’s shadow from the approaching sunlight of dawn. The effect is most visible low on the western horizon and particularly around the antisolar point – the part of the sky directly opposite the sun. I wanted to time this event with a full moon setting over the distinctive profile of The Cobbler, a conjunction which happens only a couple of times a year.

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