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The Moon, taken on 26th March 2012 by Phil Willams, using a Fujifilm S5700, ISO 1600

Published Thursday, 13th December 2012 at 624 × 524 in Astrophotography by Phil Williams, up to May 5th 2012.
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The Moon, taken on 26th March 2012 by Phil Willams, using a Fujifilm S5700, ISO 1600

The Moon, taken on 26th March 2012 by Phil Willams, using a Fujifilm S5700, ISO 1600

The Moon, taken on 26th March 2012 by Phil Willams, using a Fujifilm S5700, ISO 1600

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