The full moon sets in the morning twilight as the Earth shadow is banding at the opposite horizon from the sun. From the photographer: "I tried to capture the scene with the lighthouses of Penmarc'h in Brittany, France. A contrail is drawing a funny shaped cloud ideally located. Then, I was graced with anticrepuscular rays formed by contrails. The Belt of Venus (the pink-red band above the Earth shadow) was really nice and was changing minutes after minutes." Click on the constellation icon above the image to see a closer view of this scene. Laurent Laveder, Pixheaven.net

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