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A3 Comet?
Buuuut is that the sun off to the left, pre-setting? :O
I'm guessing that's Venus
Yeah, it was. I’m astonished at how much light the photographer was able to capture.
Is that reflection on the water from Venus? I've never seen anything like that!
It's kinda suspicious. You would expect that amount of light from a longer exposure time, but everything looks really sharp, including waves and the dinosaur, which I would expect to move. But maybe I'm underestimating how much light a proper camera can capture
Perhaps this photo was composed from more than one original picture? That would explain sharpness.