In the pre-dawn sky of August 14, the two planets will blaze brightly in the constellation Taurus and stand just 0.3° apart, less than the width of the Full Moon in the sky. https://www.astronomy.com/observing/how-to-see-tomorrows-conjunction-of-mars-and-jupiter/
With the naked eye, these two planets looked like they were side by side and glowing brightly. When I used my camera zoom to take a photo, you could see the distance between them. I wish the camera could have taken the photo the way my eye saw it.
The planet, Uranus, was in the sky to the far right of the Double Planets.
IN MY VIEWFINDER 
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