I happened to look up at the sky last night. Saw the close proximity of Mars to the moon and had to capture the view with my camera. Unfortunately, with the moon being so bright, being two nights away from it being full, it was impossible to take a good picture of both celestial objects together. Either Mars showed up clearly in the picture or it won't. So the alternative was to superimpose two shots together, one under-exposed and the other over-exposed. Photographers do it all the time, as long as they tell you what they did to get their fantastic shots. This is the result of my poor attempt at experimentation.
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