Sunset and Beaver Supermoon 051125 (2 of 2)
As a break in series, I went out tonight, a little about sunset, in the hope of seeing the Beaver supermoon. Before it went very dark, I managed to photograph some clouds still tinged with sunset colours. I then turned my eyes towards the East. In that direction, from the King George V playing fields, I could see that I'd need to wait until the moon rose above the trees of the Dream Country Park and above the lower clouds behind them. In fact, it was 45 minutes later and much darker before I eventually saw the Moon briefly in breaks through denser clouds, but nevertheless veiled by thin cloud. The attached is the best shot I could manage (530mm, f/13, 1/400 seconds, ISO 800). The result has been denoised and edited for exposure and temperature.
Sunset and Beaver Supermoon 051125 (2 of 2)
As a break in series, I went out tonight, a little about sunset, in the hope of seeing the Beaver supermoon. Before it went very dark, I managed to photograph some clouds still tinged with sunset colours. I then turned my eyes towards the East. In that direction, from the King George V playing fields, I could see that I'd need to wait until the moon rose above the trees of the Dream Country Park and above the lower clouds behind them. In fact, it was 45 minutes later and much darker before I eventually saw the Moon briefly in breaks through denser clouds, but nevertheless veiled by thin cloud. The attached is the best shot I could manage (530mm, f/13, 1/400 seconds, ISO 800). The result has been denoised and edited for exposure and temperature.