Try # 2 - This is Better! by RodS
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Here's a better shot during a break in the clouds... I'm pretty happy with this... I had the camera on a tripod, but there is still a tiny bit of blur from the moon's motion. The moon looks like it barely moves, but at 240,000 some miles away, the thing is screaming.....
Comments (18)
Great capture Rod! all I have here is rain, rain and more rain! Bleh!
GORGEOUS!!!! Love it!!
Wow! Fantastic!!! Now use your magic to make the clouds go away here too. LOL.
love night photography but it is a pain trying to track without blurring lol great job
Feels like it's on my lap, cool shot bro. The moon is much closer in your neck of the woods from my state, still bright and big. Great shot indeed, Rod.
All clouds here... guess I will have to wait another 70 years for the next one sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Yeah, it does move, so you need the right shutter speed for a really clear shot. I hear some people actually have tripods that will track it by minutes and seconds for clear shots.
superb capture. I just came in from taking pictures and just posted one
Yes this is a better shot!.... and it gives me and Idea... maybe.... we'll see... awesome capture!!
It is a great shot thank you Rod for sharing Bravo!
gorgeous!!
Yea In 70 Years You will have to Move to Texas and Find a fence Post to Lean on and use Richardphotos Settings Or take a Shuttle to the Moon and Take a picture of the Super Earth!
Awesome photo Rod!!
We had clouds here also..Moon sure looks beautiful!
Nice capture indeed!
Coooool moooon! Nice capture, RodS-san!
OK, the challenge is upon me...will try my luck at this tonight if all clear:) See you used a 300mm lens. Best I can come up with is 210mm. Like your image.
Great pic Rod. I saw the moon bright and clear Sunday, but Monday was too overcast here.