The planetary conjunction on December 21, 2020 at 6:17:PM EST. Ganymede is faintly seen as a small “bump” at the top of Jupiter just before it began transit in front of Jupiter. A faint star called HD 191250 can be seen at the bottom center of the photo. Saturn’s brightest moon Titan is extremely faint and can barely be made out as a small speck just to the right of Saturn. Can be barely made out best in a pitch black area with no light.

Taken with a Canon Powershot SX520 HS at ISO 100, F6.0, and 1”.