Moonlight Rays, Corona, and Spica

On this full moon I didn’t plan anything in particular due to the adverse weather conditions. The sky was covered with veils and a few sporadic clouds but a lover of the cosmos knows that when you least expect it, the sky is able to give you shows as exciting as they are unexpected. For a brief moment, some low clouds moved towards the moon to almost completely cover it. The result was incredible !!! From behind the clouds, the super Moon projected her rays like many beams of light. The haze created a hazy effect by spreading the light between the clouds and the moon. Finally, iridescent clouds were created around the moon as a result of the diffraction caused by the small drops in suspension. The end result produced a dramatic scene with an incredible emotional impact! Last icing on the cake: the Spica star at the top right!