The top photo shows almost a full moon. It is a bit hazy because of smoke in the air from all the fires currently burning in Central Florida.
In the second photo, a dark cloud begins to move across the face of the moon.
As you can see, in the third photo the cloud is quickly enshrouding the entire moon - in fact, within a few minutes you could not see the moon at all. It was gone, leaving only an inky black sky.
Oh wow! The details on the first photo are spectacular.
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ReplyDeleteYou are a great photographer, your photos are almost a scientific study! Wonderful!
Many thanks
Léia :-)
Wonderful shots Jacob! I didn't realize there were fires burning down your way. I hope we start getting some decent rain soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat! I am still waiting the right moon and weather to use your advice for my 'Moon over Livorno'.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIncredible photos. The series makes me think of a Caspar David Friedrich painting.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how quickly the moon changes its face, or disappears?!
ReplyDeleteLove the Moon over Ocala shots!
Marvellous shots. I usually end up with a white blob when I try this
ReplyDeleteYour moon shots are gorgeous! I remember a previous one too.
ReplyDeleteYou are real professional!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the nice comments. Irina, you made my day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and mysterious photos!
ReplyDeleteCan you hear the howling? :) I love your shots of the moon. I could never get that with my point and shoot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comment. Come back tomorrow for more of the Keukenhof series!
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You got the moon shots down pat. Those are amazing. You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteImpressive moonshots...
ReplyDeleteThe last time I tried it I had to delete so many!!!