Beehive Cluster, The Moon and Jupiter in mid October.

[Dawg Pics]

If you happen to be up in the early morning hours on Oct 15th, there will be a 32% illuminated moon with the Beehive open cluster right above it and Jupiter above the Beehive. I am not sure if the moon will washout the Beehive. On the 16th the moon will be 23% illuminated, and the Beehive will be about center between the moon and Jupiter.
The Beehive is a pretty cluster that has been used to tell if there are storms on the horizon. When I first saw the Beehive, it was low on the horizon and really pretty.
I might set up my camera and see what happens if I manage to get up or not go to bed those nights. Probably will be the 2 nights I don't have insomnia.
This information was gathered using Stellarium. If I find there is an error, I will edit the post.

 

[BF Hammer]

It looks like it would be in a 50mm to 100mm lens required to capture in 1 frame, by estimate looking at the Stellarium phone app. I would have to check on the actual PC software to verify. The moon would look rather small in the image.

 

[BF Hammer]

Just checked on my PC, full frame sensor will capture at 50mm in landscape mode, but a crop-sensor camera would need to rotate to portrait mode. And the star cluster likely would be obscured by the moon if Stellarium is accurate. I have it set to mimic visual conditions.