Wednesday, June 1, 2016

The Red Planet

For the last few days, Mars has been so close to earth that you can see it with your bare eyes. In the southeast, it is the biggest and brightest star in the sky, twinkling red.

Go ahead and laugh, but I just HAD to try. I do not have a fancy camera or a tripod, but I do have a good zoom. I did not change the color of these pictures, it was RED, turning more purplish after midnight.







“They conveniently forget that long ago all the galaxies and this very planet were brought into existence out of watery chaos by God’s word.” 


2 Peter 3

9 comments:

Ann said...

I've heard that it was supposed to be visible but I never remember to look. Cool shots

Reanaclaire said...

Wow...is that the color of the moon at the time you took the picture? It is so beautiful.. purplish, reminded me of my beetroot soup, it is rounded and purplish too.. :) Well, I guess all I think of is Food! hahahaa

MadSnapper said...

so this is where men are from? who knew it was RED? he he he.... wow on the shot. i did not even know it was out there. you and your camera did a great job

LV said...

Guess I was not aware of the moon changing. You did a great job on catching it in so many phases. I doubt my point and shoot would do this good. Glad you shared and trust all is well with you and family.

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

Fabulous shots Ginny

Ruth Hiebert said...

These are great shots.

Hootin Anni said...

I love viewing the night sky!!
Fabulous Ginny.

Tanya Breese said...

wow, pretty amazing! i will have to look for it tonight! have a great weekend ginny!

Lady Jane said...

Great pics with a small camera!!! Hugs, LJ

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