Venus and the Moon gathered together in the evening sky on September 14 to create a pretty scene, the two of them sitting roughly even with the horizon, separated by a little less than 6° in the west-southwest. This young Moon is just a few days past the first new Moon after the solar eclipse on August 12 that we saw in Spain. Unannotated image.
Hover over the below images for different views from earlier in the evening. Those darned electrical wires @#$%^&*!
Obviously I don't have lenses with focal lengths of 87 and 103 mm, but I measured the field of view to determine the focal length that my Vivitar 28-200mm lens was set to.