We took these pictures on Saturday, not quite a full moon. If we're lucky it'll be clear tonight so we can try to get more shots, but it's cloudy right now.
J used a long exposure on these:
Isn't the moon amazing? It looks as though a big rock hit it down in the lower right area and shock waves are emanating out from the crater. And what about the bright spots...moon cities?
It's 31 degrees, a few flakes falling from grey skies at 12:00 pm.
3 comments:
J did good on those moon shots. I expect he used a tripod. I still haven't been able to capture any shots even close to yours.
What exposure time did he use?
I will learn to do it one of these days. I know you can get photos of the moon anywhere, but darn it I want my own. :)
I got it wrong, actually he used a very fast shutter speed and a low f-stop to compensate, to underexpose the picture. The camera was trying to overexpose it. We just got the tripod recently, so we're having fun experimenting with it.
wow... i could just stare at those pics all day.
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