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...and only 404,449.48 km from Earth.
Because the moon’s orbit is not perfectly circular, this year’s farthest apogee happens on 31st October at 406,662 km and the closest perigee will be on November 14th when it will be just 356,509 km away.
Day 241
I've been wanting to wax my car for a few months but there never seemed to be the time. Today I had the time and did it!! It sure feels good :-)
Handheld shot of tonight's Waxing Gibbous over the deep countryside in West Wales (Ceredigion)
Date & Time: 25.04.2021 - (23:10 BST)
Distance to Earth: 369.288 km
Illumination: 96%
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)
Æ’/4.0
108.0 mm
1/500 Sec
ISO 100
Handheld over Munich
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Date and Time: 24. Sept. 2023 - 20:49:31 (MEZ)
Distance to Earth: 365.917 km
Moon Phase: Waxing Gibbous
Illumination: 72%
Canon EOS 450D - EF 70-300 mm IS USM
Æ’/5.6
300.0 mm
1/60 Sec
ISO 400
This is an entry for the Trading Places category of Brickscalibur and the Old but Gold category of the current Guilds of Historica challenge. It is a revamp of the candlemaker’s shop I built back in 2014. It features a full interior and uses the floating cobblestone technique we have previouslyshared a tutorial on.
Glorfindel and Eryl continued on their journey after stopping at the Wayfarer’s Den, eventually coming to Hradheim. There Glorfindel was able to visit his old friend, Kenan, who owns the candle shop Wax and Wick. It sits in the shopping district of Hradheim which is always bustling with folks going about various errands or hawking their wares. Some sweet treats purchased from a baker’s stall nearby were just the thing to provide energy for another day’s travel.
Additional images available on Brickbuilt.
The waxing gibbous Flower Moon (90% full) rose over...
Decatur, Georgia, USA.
23 May 2021 (7:42 pm EDT).
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â–¶ I took this shot just in case I miss the lunar eclipse of the full Flower Moon 'supermoon' on 26 May 2021.
Unfortunately, I probably will miss it. [And, miss it, I did.]
Here, on the U.S. east coast, the lunar eclipse will only be a partial one, occurring at 7:33 am EDT, an hour after sunrise, as the moon sets low over the horizon. My astro-geek brethren on the west coast will have much better luck —a total lunar eclipse and well before sunrise— weather permitting. Totality varies worldwide.
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â–¶ Photographer's note:
I zoomed in to 150 mm to get a closer-up image of the moon and superimposed that on a pulled-back (66 mm) view to frame it among the few clouds.
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â–¶ Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M10 II.
— Focal length composite (66 mm, 150 mm)
— Edit: Photoshop Elements 15, Nik Collection.
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The moon was high up in a crystal clear sky a few minutes ago when I shot this, handheld, from my patio.
I’ll catch up with all you Flickr friends tomorrow.
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Gorgeous Moon tonight! If you have clear skies, just look up!
Prime focus single shot, Canon 600D, Mak 127mm scope
Conditions: crisp evening, temp didn't get above 4 degrees all day
Processed in GIMP 2.8.16
Sometimes a bit of spit and polish just doesn't make a hell of a lot of difference.
It's a lovely clear night, (if a little chilly), and since we are still in lockdown & there's nowhere to go, I thought I'd have a crack at tonight's waxing moon.
Hope you like it.
An afocal shot through my 10" Coulter Optical Dobsonian with a 14 mm Meade ultra-wide eyepiece. Shot with a Samsung Galaxy S9.
I spent a fairly frustrating day yesterday trying to transfer this photo onto fabric. I read something online and thought that I could figure it out. NOT. Anyway, I made a digital copy of a polaroid, and then as I got it wet and tried to transfer it, I ended up liking how blurred it got. In the end I poured hot wax on it. It looks way cooler in person. I may have to work on this technique a little more in the future.
Taken from Veresdale, Rural SE Qld.
Thursday evening, 6:40pm EST, 27th October 2022.
Nikon D810 + AF-S 79-200mm f/2.8.
Waxing gibbous on 9/5/2025. Beautiful moon to see, impossible to miss if you were looking up at the sky!
Looking along the boundary between daylight and darkness on the waxing gibbous moon this evening. Taken afocally with a Canon G15 camera through a Televue 10mm Radian Eyepiece in a newly acquired Explore Scientific 102mm ED refracting telescope.
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A bright Waxing Gibbous moon over the Isle of Man, two days before Full Moon.
This is my first photo of 2016! A cold/'flu combined with foul weather have seen my camera semi-retired for the last three weeks, but this was impossible to resist.