Jupiter is firmly entrenched in central Taurus, now close to the large open cluster NGC 1746.  It has been retrograding for almost a month, heading towards its December 7 opposition.  This morning it shines at magnitude -2.76 and is 46.9" in diameter.  If I had just framed the picture a little better, we could have included the Pleiades and all of M38 in the image as well, racking up eight open clusters easily visible in the same view LOL.