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What caught my eye here was that the moon appeared to be sitting on a column of light.
Normally I would have expected a wider wedge or just a general brightness along that part of the horizon.
There was no sign of cirrus and the air was dry so it appears to just be down to scattering.
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As the sky darkened the wedge shape became broader and the glare round the moon started to dominate. It wasn't a hazy evening but the longer exposure shows typical lower level scattering, the horizon is some 20km away. |
Canon EOS 20D 3rd March 2007
Wiltshire, England
