The bright and wide double syar, Beta Capricorni, a.k.a. Dabih, hangs on the leading limb of the crescent Moon, about to be hidden, or occulted by the Moon in a few minutes. This was Wednesday, November 26, 2014, shot from New Mexico. The dark side of the Moon is illuminated by Earthshine.
This is a high dynamic range composite of 12 exposures from 4 seconds to 1/500 second, at ISO 400 with the Canon 60Da and through the TMB 92mm apo refractor at f/5.5 with the Hotech flattener. Images merged and tone-mapped in Photoshop HDR Pro and ACR.
The Amazing Sky 