... and what about this?
~ RYD

The moon seemed to large so I searched. It's fake!

A digital creation by a German student Inga Nielsen

http://www.snopes.com/photos/natural/northpole.asp

See
http://nielsen.sp01.ab-webspace.de/gallery/details.php?image_id=63


The explanation for this is over here.
Moon and Sun subtend the same angle and so appear the same size.

http://www.mathopenref.com/subtend.html

Thanks. Here's the additional info.

[Astronomy Picture of the Day 2006 June 20]

Hideaway
Illustration Credit & Copyright: Inga Nielsen
Explanation: Is this a picture of a sunset from Earth's North Pole? Regardless of urban legends circulating the Internet, the answer is no. The above scene was drawn to be an imaginary celestial place that would be calm and peaceful, and therefore titled Hideaway. The scene could not exist anywhere on the Earth because from the Earth, the Moon and the Sun always have nearly the same angular size. This is particularly apparent, for example, during solar eclipses. Still, the scene drawn is quite striking, and the crescent part of the "moon" shown is approximately accurate given the location of the parent star. In reality, the North Pole of Earth looks different. Starting earlier this month, the North Pole even has a web camera returning near-live pictures.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap060620.html