
Sliver of a moon

For a few minutes at least … this one didn’t last long, went from a soft glow to what you see here to grey within a few minutes.
Last night’s moon halo.
The 22° moon halo is caused by tiny ice crystals in the upper atmosphere refracting the light on its way to our eyeballs (or my camera). There’s a faint glimpse of Orion in the upper left.