Carolyn and I popped back into Rocky Mountain National Park to photograph the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction. We stopped first at Storm Pass, but the wind and mountain clouds overwhelmed everything atmospheric to the southwest. We took a few moon photos and continued on to a hillside downlope from the Moraine Park Nature Center. As with Storm Pass, clouds loomed over the mountains to the southwest preventing a glimpse of the conjunction. When home we plotted constellations to see how far we had missed the spectacle by. Our conclusion... We missed it by that much (red dot).

Canon 5d Mk II, 17-40mm

Brightness, Contrast, Saturation