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A clear sky and it looks like a full moon to me.... but it is NOT the Supermoon which will rise around 5 p..m.today. So it is the night before the Supermoon.
My image is taken at 2 o'clock in the early morning.
Because of a cloudy sky in Southwest Germany we probably won't be able this evening to get a glimpse of the biggest moon since 1948..
.It’ll rise at nearly the same time as sunset here...Nevertheless, I'm hoping for cloud breaks after sunset...
Otherwise I have to wait til 2034 (ugh...)
Good luck to all Flickrians who are interested in :-)
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Interessant: Supervollmond - alles nur optische Täuschung
www.der-mond.org/detailansicht/news/detail/news/supervoll...
...Vielleicht haben wir hier im Südwesten nach 17 Uhr doch etwas Glück, und die Wolkendecke erlaubt heute doch noch den einen oder anderen Blick..
Allen Interessierten an diesem faszinierenden Himmelsspektakel viel Glück mit dem Wetter :-)
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I thought I heard some chains moving around too...... 👻👻
Not always easy to take shots in the darkness when Aiko keeps messing with the leash😅😁😂
Shooting my moon
without a tripod
I know
Its kind of cursing in the church
While Im mingling with the best of the best of you
But I can't help it
Im EvaThrilled
Therefore I do what I do
Because I want to
So this is My moon
and
It is actually your moon too
Tripod or not
It can't get any cooler than that
Except
He shows his face
The Man in the Moon
How cool isn't that
Ahaha ! Je suis un dieu de la pose longue et de la photo astro !
Je photographie le ciel nocturne à l'heure bl...
Oui bon ça va hein !
De toute façon vous êtes condamnés à devoir supporter mes photomontages de ciel étoilé un long moment encore !
Na !
I photographed Mt Rainier from this place so many times, but never with the Moon. I couldn't catch the Moon sharply as it was dark, and I had to use long exposure. Probably 30 minutes later it could be perfect time to photograph the Moonset. The problem was the Moon disappeared so fast behind the mountain, I could take just few shots, This is one of them.
I used Nikon 24-120 mm lens, f/4.0, ISO 400 at 5 sec.
You can see the moon in between the telephone lines in the sky.
Talsarnau or Talsamau is a village and community in the Ardudwy area of Gwynedd in Wales. Its population was 525 in 2001, and had increased to 550 at the 2011 Census. The village of Talsarnau is situated on the A496 coastal road between Maentwrog and Harlech, close to the hamlets of Eisingrug and Llandecwyn.
The Falls looked very beautiful with the lights on. But mostly I was impressed by the sky with the Moon behind the clouds.
Apennine mountains ridge.
Many thanks to you ALL for the views, faves and comments you make on my shots it is very appreciated.
TAKEN ON CHRISTMAS DAY ...
Wishing you all a HAPPY, SAFE, HEALTHY, and a BLESSED Christmas Week!
Thank you so much for stopping by and for the kind comments and favs. They are very much apprecaited!
Weather
I don’t think I’ve posted different weather conditions before. So here are lots of rain; snow; clouds; The Moon; rainbows; fog and mist and other stuff all coming your way every now and then.
This is the Moon setting this morning with a number of starlings flying by.. An upload and run shot before I fly off myself to Somerset for the day
I photographed TAP Air Portugal flight TP1330 from Porto to London Gatwick as it passed across the face of the Moon during the evening. The image shows the aircraft silhouetted against the illuminated lunar surface, with prominent crater and mare details visible beneath the flight path. The clear evening sky provided a brief opportunity to capture both the aircraft and the Moon in sharp detail within the same frame.
February 2nd (Illumination: 95%)
Because there is no atmosphere on the Moon that protects it from foreign impacts, the surface of the Moon is drilled with millions of impact craters.
Impact craters are the result of collisions between an asteroid, comet, or meteorite and the Moon at an average speed of about 30 kilometers per second.
These craters reach hundreds of kilometers in diameter and the largest ones have been filled with cooled and solidified lava which has finally become peculiar Seas.