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Super Moon
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Uploaded: 03/20/11 2:55 PM GMT
Super Moon
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Last night's moon was called a Super Moon because its orbit brought it closer to earth than it had been for a very long time. Here it is taken against a very dark Arizona sky. I used my canon 70-300mm with my 50D (hand held). Thought the moon was so neat! Thanks for any comments. ENJOY!
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I was looking forward to seeing it but the clouds vanquished any hopes I had WC. This will do quite nicely.
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TicK
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
The view was a bit hazy down here in Newcastle..You have done well with the exposure here..I would love the chance to howl at this...R.
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In life as in dance: grace glides on blistered feet.
Beautifuuly captured, but I know it wasn't 'that' close. lol What lens did you use, Jen?
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MANNING/CROWLEY Controversy: Truth tellers beware.
You greatly capture the supermoon to perfection :)
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Strive for the best. You will achieve excellence!
Realy super moon and wonderful job. This photo watch is very pleasure. Congratulation.
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It was cloudy here Jen so I can look at your image instead. It is wonderfully sharp considering it was taken hand-held.
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"If I had to live my life over, I'd live over a saloon." W.C. Fields. So, live your life to the full and see My Gallery.
" ... (hand held)."
Impressive shot, Jen.
I particularly enjoy the added details captured, insofar as the radial lines are concerned emanating from the ... erhm ... craters?
Got some creative editing food for thought for you.
As I think that your image here fits the bill well.
Phil's; aka philcUK tutorial ... "Faking the HDR thing..."
(Screenshots accompany his text and in it's entirety ... very easy to follow.)
Believe, once you get this technique down ... you will be tempted to make it a part of your workflow where any and all editing/post processing is concerned. Brings out some very nice and added dimensionality.
Top things off with some High Pass Sharpening (if need be), adjusted via the Opacity/Fill and/or changes to the Radius setting ... good good stuff.
Here is one quick and easy outline for the steps involved in Photoshop for the High Pass Sharpening method:
"High Pass Sharpening" ... courtesy of luminous-landscape.com.
(I would suggest bookmarking that site and having a look see at the other tutorials offered. Let alone other articles of interest.)
That said.. and moving the kitchen sink aside (threw everything at you with this commentary) to make way for these last, but not least words ...
But of course, thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
Impressive shot, Jen.
I particularly enjoy the added details captured, insofar as the radial lines are concerned emanating from the ... erhm ... craters?
Got some creative editing food for thought for you.
As I think that your image here fits the bill well.
Phil's; aka philcUK tutorial ... "Faking the HDR thing..."
(Screenshots accompany his text and in it's entirety ... very easy to follow.)
Believe, once you get this technique down ... you will be tempted to make it a part of your workflow where any and all editing/post processing is concerned. Brings out some very nice and added dimensionality.
Top things off with some High Pass Sharpening (if need be), adjusted via the Opacity/Fill and/or changes to the Radius setting ... good good stuff.
Here is one quick and easy outline for the steps involved in Photoshop for the High Pass Sharpening method:
"High Pass Sharpening" ... courtesy of luminous-landscape.com.
(I would suggest bookmarking that site and having a look see at the other tutorials offered. Let alone other articles of interest.)
That said.. and moving the kitchen sink aside (threw everything at you with this commentary) to make way for these last, but not least words ...
But of course, thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
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Have to agree with Les, very impressive for a hand held, congrats. Gorgeous capture
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You really did good with this one. I was hoping someone would catch it when it was reddish.
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Very nice Jen - the details on the moon's surfact really show up wonderfully.
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Life is a Constant Audition
I agree with everything purmusic is writing about I only wish I knew what he is talking about. Great shot in my book.
Vic
Vic
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You used the hubble telescope to take this shot or what??!!! Wonderful image, the moon is very clear. Thanks for sharing this beauty, faved
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If "Ignorance is bliss", why should we seek knowledge?
Now yourself and Thad got me torn completely !!!
His moon looks more modest and elegant, while yours fuller and more impressive plus golden in colour which I simply love.
I gave both 10/10 in VB in the effect LOL
SAM
His moon looks more modest and elegant, while yours fuller and more impressive plus golden in colour which I simply love.
I gave both 10/10 in VB in the effect LOL
SAM
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With all my love and respect,
Marzena
It was that close...I even saw a Green Cheese farm!....lol
Nice one Jen!.