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A Elne, dans le port de plaisance, il y a des gens qui vivent, qui mangent, qui dorment, loin de la fête permanente et de la foire à Neuneu de la station balnéaire
Alignés comme à la parade sur un fond de boules de Noël, les anges d'un côté, les pères Noël de l'autre.
Using Stellarium a few weeks in advance to gauge the "best" evening for this alignment met with a happy coincidence of clear skies following a warm, sunny, cloudless day in the South West of Britain on Sunday the 24th of May.
The trio of objects visible here from left to right include a Waxing Crescent Moon, and the planets Mercury and Venus.
Only after I'd taken this shot during editing and review did I discover some other interesting aspects about what I'd captured. There's a sun pillar above the where the sun set - a vertical shaft of light that is just visible here. The bright star Capella is also barely visible in the top right corner of the sky. The time of capture - 9:51pm - puts the sun approximately 6° below the horizon (this was about 40 minutes after sunset) which is on the cusp of civil twilight and nautical twilight.
Align & Act 2016 gathered 100 leaders from a wide range of disciplines, perspectives, influence, and systems in one conversation over one day to talk about what it will take for our nation’s young people to gain full access to a great education, meaningful work, a rich civic life, and equal opportunity. Photo credit: Shannon Finney Photography