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Revision as of 21:25, 4 February 2015
Where's the Moon?
image by Mila Zinkova, Yosemite, California
An LPOD without a Moon seems to defy logic, so this lovely image seems to beg the question, Why is this an LPOD? There is something in the image that wouldn't exist without the Moon (and I don't mean something esoteric like the Moon protecting Earth from impacts). Use the Discussion area to give your explanation as to why this image belongs on LPOD.
Chuck Wood
Technical Details
Canon Rebel; 1 minute exposure, f3.5, 8 mm lens.
Related Links
Mila's beautiful website
Yesterday's LPOD: Lines of Little Holes
Tomorrow's LPOD: Introducing Kimura
