Grinning Moon by Geoaskier
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Soon.... as in two weeks we are moving back to Colorado.....Being down here in the sky of the Southern constellation (nine years) I always marveled over what I call "Florida's Grinning Moon"
Coming back from walking the dog the grinning moon shone....so FINALLY I took some pics of it... could be a loooong time till I see it face to face again.
Comments (14)
This is a rare sight for me. Thanks for sharing. I was just looking at the moon the other day and wondered about it all. Turn ir 90 degrees and that's what we see up here in TN.
It's winter in Seattle--we don't see the Moon (GRIN--just kidding). Great capture
Wow, big move for you!! And lots of different things to take fotos of. This is wonderful!!
Great shot and we will miss you here in Florida
WOW~~!!!
Stunning capture. Trust everything will go smooth when moving.God Bless.
Shay isn't kidding! LOL! I saw a bright spot through the clouds this evening, and I assume it was the moon. :P This is gorgeous! I've never been down there, but I've heard tell about this moon. I'm glad you shot this, and I'm glad you're headed back for Colorado! I'll look forward to seeing pics from your new (old) home.
This did make me grin, but I think you should transplant two copies of Venus or Jupiter up there for eyes.
nice moon, I like to watch them too
Amazing!
Beautiful capture, a stunning shot. Diane.
Very nice! A couple eyes and it would be the cat from "Alice in wonderland".
Always a very worthwhile subject. The shape is interesting at this point. Nice shot.
Wow, it does look like a big ol' grin...good luck with the move, and I hope you find good stuff to shoot in Colorado. I hear they have some mountains there... :)