The multitude of grooves for which Saturn's rings are famed, clumps in the F ring, and three Saturnian moons are visible in this image. Moons visible in the image are: Mimas (398 kilometres across) above the rings at left; Epimetheus (116 kilometres across) just above the A ring; Enceladus (499 kilometres across) near upper right. The image was taken with the Cassini narrow angle camera on 10 May 2004, at a distance of 27.1 million kilometres from Saturn. Image scale of the high-resolution image is 162 kilometres per pixel. Contrast in the image was enhanced to aid visibility.