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Always good to see the moon first thing in the morning, you can usually get a decent exposure easily because the contrast between the brightness of the sky and the moon is a lot lower than during the night.
Tonight’s moon with a sky from about 4 years ago. This wasn’t the image I had in mind on Friday when I mentioned a shot of a moon I wanted to do. Apparently I need a shot of the moon from much, nuch later in the evening to do that…so
This is a shot (actually, it’s 2 images made up of 9 shots per image) of the moon I took around sunset this evening. I took a number of different images that I’m going to combine with another image of the moon I have yet to take (but will take
A quick shot right at the end of the evening (I had a picture of a sock from earlier to fall back on!). I quite like how this ended up looking like a moon, it’s one of Debbie’s pin cushions amd I was just playing really to see what would
Some glorious weather around at the moment and the early morning walk is featuring a lot of blue sky. Here’s one of the Pill boxes on my route that is rapidly disappearing under all the summer growth.
There has been such a furore over the last few days about the super moon and, as an amateur photographer who follows such things, my feeds have been ram-jam full of pictures of the moon. I’ve kept away from it for the most part mainly due to the relatively poor
Something simple today after quite a few busy HDR and macro shots. A silhouette of some of the houses on my street with the moon coming up behind them.
I popped out well after sunset this evening to grab today’s photograph, but it was still pretty bright with good clear skies. I had a wander around Dunmow and the Doctors Pond and collected yet more shots of the geese and new ducklings. Heading home, not particularly happy with what
Two views, same day out of the same window, I loved the cloud in the earlier shot and the moon (non-eclipsed) in the second shot so decided to make a diptych.
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