On 26 November 2023, the moon illuminated the sky with a particular radiance, being in a 95.7% phase. Throughout the afternoon and part of the night, a ballet of clouds danced around the moon, allowing it to be seen intermittently through the clearings that formed between the masses of vapour.
The lunar luminosity was so intense that it created a magical atmosphere, tinged with hues ranging from the deepest blues to the warmest ochres and russets. These colours, influenced by the moon's position and interaction with the clouds, painted the night sky with a unique celestial palette.

In one of the photos captured during a moment of clearing in that area of the sky, the majestic presence of Jupiter, a bright spot among the stars, was visible. The combination of the moon in its almost full phase and the presence of Jupiter created an unforgettable celestial spectacle, a reminder of the grandeur and beauty on display on the vast canvas of the universe.

Canon Eos R5
Tamron Lens 150-600 mm
Manfrotto 055 tripod
Rollei ball head

Just few processes in Camera Raw like contrast, luminosity, whites, darks, clarity and a bit of saturation