Early November sunrise with a slice of moon.
Kelly Sedgwick
On the morning of Aug. 19, fog Photo of the August 19th morning fog seen with the sunrise from the Pine Street entrance. The top of Wilson Hall is just visible to the right.
On April 2, 2021, Fermilab employee Kelly Sedgwick caught a smallmouth bass in one of the Main Injector ponds.
Nov. 2 comes to an orange and mauve close near Wilson Hall.
Geese fly on Oct. 5 through a foggy sunrise, over the bison field just east of IB3A.
The photographer captured this sunset and the MI60 cooling spouts in Cooling Pond “A” on March 4.
The moon is a bright speck in this view from IB4 of the night sky The bright point left of the moon is Jupiter. The bright point below the moon is a star called Ascella, which is in the constellation Sagittarius.