Pleiades and Jupiter conjunct the Moon

The bustling eastern starry sky before sunrise on July 3. The Pleiades star cluster and the moon are very close together. Below the moon, Jupiter and its moons are next to the Hyades star cluster. There is also Mars on the upper right, and even Uranus, which only has a magnitude of 5.81, joins in the fun! In the lower right corner of the picture is the incinerator chimney with a giraffe painted on it.

Canon R6 + 60mm Lens

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