On July 23rd and 24th the Moon will be in a Waning Gibbous Phase. Durning a Waning Gibbous Phase the moon is best viewed in the west in early morning just before sunrise. The Last Quarter Moon with a illumination of 50% is on July 25th. After the Last Quarter Moon the Moon's illumination will grow smaller each day until the next New Moon.
Don't miss August's Full Moon. We have the Algonquin Indians and giant prehistoric fish to thank for August’s Full Moon name. The Algonquin have made their home around the North American Great Lakes since after the last ice age.
Photographing the Moon is possible with any camera you may own with a few easy tips. Read how to make the best lunar photographs with everything from your smart phone to a DSLR camera and telescope.
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