The Moon and Jupiter shine through holes in the clouds the night of September 22.
The Moon is reaching an especially bright Full phase. Nearby, shining through a hole in the moonlit clouds, planet Jupiter floats at opposition. This is the sight that greeted me as I left the office tonight and walked to my car. I quickly pulled my little camera from its case and, handheld, captured the scene as best I could; a dream sky.
Later: I happened across a beautiful and appropriate haiku at My Haiku World.
PhotonStopper 
Pictures you shoot quickly, scenes seized from life, have an authenticity and an emotion that other photos, more polished, technically better don’t have and will never have. I like very much this picture.
I agree with you, Maya. That’s why I try and carry at least a small camera everywhere I go. One never knows when a possible picture subject will appear. I’d have liked a little more technically perfect photo of the sky from last night; my more sophisticated camera would have captured that. The picture I got, however, has a very grainy and surreal quality — the result of camera technology combined with the scene– and I am pleased with the result. Thanks for the compliment! — JG
That is an outstanding photo! Wow!
Thanks! It surprised me, too! — JG