The photographer captured the moon and Mars from the Fermilab Fire Station on July 28 at 11:30 p.m.
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From the Resurrection Catholic Cemetery in Geneva, Illinois, the moon rises over Wilson Hall.
Sunrise, sunset, moon.
An accidental camera obscura in the MI-12 South exhaust fan hut captures cloud iridescence on a winter afternoon.
Early-morning moon glows over Wilson Hall on Sept. 6.
The clouds over Chicagoland thinned just enough to capture this moment in the solar eclipse on the afternoon of Aug. 21, 2017.
In today’s throwback Thursday we see the Nov. 14, 2016, supermoon over Feldott Farm.
A pale white dot floats above our pale blue marble. This was taken in December after the first snowstorm of the winter.
The trees reveal their beautiful colors against the November morning fog.
On Oct. 7, you could see the waxing crescent moon next to Wilson Hall. Photo: Gordon Garcia