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Revision as of 19:36, 7 February 2015
LPOD of the Month - April 2005
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Image Credit: Tim Povlick |
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LPOD of the Month - April 2005 Here is the LPOD Image of the Month for April 2005! It is a great view of Archimedes and surrounding terrain under dramatic low sun illumination. Congratulations to Tim for an excellent image greatly enjoyed by LPODites! I also thank the 10 readers who voted for 11 different images. And I'd like to acknowledge the honorable mentions - Gerardo Sbarufatti (April 3), Francisco (Paco) Bellido (April 7), Peter van der Haar (April 10) and Zac Pujic (April 13). The amazing thing is that for nearly all of these imagers this is their first LPOD! This means that in addition to the previous LPOD imagers who have established themselves as highly successful there are more great lunar imagers appearing all the time! Visit the April 21 LPOD for the original caption. Technical Details: Yesterday's LPOD: A Perfect LPOD Image Tomorrow's LPOD: Musical Nomenclature |
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