The 1st shot shows Jupiter and Mars as they were located in early 1989 in Taurus. A star filter helps identify the bright planets easily, even on this old insensitive film. Almost 12 years later, the second picture show the motion of three planets! Jupiter has completed one orbit and is close to where it was 12 years earlier. Mars has left the field of view but now Saturn takes its place. (note, the 2nd shot is a duplicate of the image in #6)br/ Photo 1 Details:br/ 1989 March 06, near Carseland, Albertabr/ Olympus OM-1, 50mm f1.8 8 pt star filterbr/ Kodak Ektachrome 200, 10 minutes at f2.8br/ Photo 2 (Next Page) Details:br/ 2000 November 19 near Cayley, Albertabr/ Olympus OM-2, 50mm f1.8 8 pt star filterbr/ Ektachrome E200, 15 minutes at f2.8