Over the last weeks I’ve noticed that between cloud and it’s position the Moon seems a difficult one to catch, but last week I managed to catch it a few days before it was full.
The shadow at the limb of the Moon where the light disappears really shows up the craters there and so much detail can be seen.
I don’t know about you but I could watch this for hours and see something new all the time.
What do you think?
© Simon Farnell 2013 – 2023
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Well done Simon. Those are excellent shots, hinting at the mysteries I daresay our ‘sister’ up there still holds.
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Oh that’s for sure 🙂
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Incredible shots Simon! She’s truly gorgeous and I love seeing these detailed captures of her beauty.
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Thank you Tania, the detail is really amazing, each phase brings out different detail
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Amazing. She has barnacles, an old ship, I suppose.
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Yes she’s taken one hell of a beating
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