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Revision as of 14:48, 15 March 2015

Evocative Moon


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Evocative Moon

The thin crescent Moon, low in the sky and framed by Earth life and clouds, is the most inspiring view of the Moon. No science needed, just the pleasure of being alive and observant.

Chuck Wood

Technical Details:
Composition of two pictures - more clouds added to the background. Camera for both pictures was a Nikon D100, once with 180mm Nikon + 2x teleconvertor, background clouds added with 85mm Nikon.

Related Links:
The Twilight Zone of Photography

Yesterday's LPOD: Evocative Moon

Tomorrow's LPOD: Turtles to the Moon

 



Author & Editor:
Charles A. Wood


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