Moon and Twigs
Twigs silhouetted by a full moon. Yup.
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Moon in Three Quarters
Is the tiny image size an artistic decision, or hiding a soft image? You be the judge.
Moon and Venus
A waxing crescent Moon and Venus are in the sky just after sunset. As an added flair, a jet heads to the left. Taken with a Nikkor 70-300mm AF-S ED VR on a Manfrotto tripod.
Exploded View
Yes, another moon shot. But today is the anniversary of the first moon walk, so I post this in honor of Neil Armstrong. Related articles One small step for a man 1968 The Step before the Small Step-Almanac of Absurdities Flashback for 7.20.2013 Old Moon Obligatory Supermoon Shot Starry Moonlit Night
Old Moon
This moon image was produced through post-processing in Aperture. The primary adjustment was to move the lefthand slider in the Levels tool to the far right. There’s a political metaphor in there somewhere.
Obligatory Supermoon Shot
The full moon was up in a clear sky, demanding attention, so I obliged. It’s a super moon, though I am technically nearly a day late. The moon is at its closest approach to earth, and therefore its largest size. It’s really only slightly larger than normal. Any plain old full moon would look about […]
Moon Shot
The interesting part for me here is the detail post-processing pulled out from the original, shown below. In the original most of the moon as blown out. I shot in RAW (or more precisely Nikon’s version of RAW, NEF.) With the Recover, Highlights and especially the Levels tool really pulled out the information present in […]