Here you can see it rising over my town. It's called a Super Moon because it's the closest it will be to Earth for the next 18 years.
A little later, in my backyard, the moon is a bit higher and framed by some mysterious shapes.
Ah, La Luna. The moon. A serene goddess, cloaked with mystery.
When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie
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And last night we had pizza, too!
ReplyDeleteBruce, good for you.
ReplyDeleteWe were going to go out and try for some moon shots but the clouds put a damper on it and we stayed in. You got some good ones and the clouds ad to the scene. You are right, cloaked with mystery.
ReplyDeleteJudy, when I saw some of the shots taken with very long lenses today and displayed on the Internet, I was nearly ashamed enough to take mine down. There's a collection of about 13 photos on the Guardian web site you might want to check out.
ReplyDeleteI like the one over your town best... it's kind of spooky :)
ReplyDeleteDawn, I agree with you. Normally I would crop out the town lights but in this picture they seemed to add to the scene. Thanks for looking.
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