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Fabulous!
Thank you, Cindy!
Its a Beauty!
Thank you! I love to moon gaze. 🙂
Our moon is behind the clouds and rain tonight, so yours is enjoyed 🙂
Glad to oblige. When I took this tonight, it was crisp and cold, but clouds were drifting in. Rain tomorrow they say.
Love this big fall moon!
Thank you, Valerie. A full moon before Halloween puts one in the mood for mischief. 😉
I’ve never been able to get a good shot of the moon. Hats off to you!
Thank you, M! I’m still learning, fiddling with speed and aperture. About 40 takes before I settled on one I liked. 😉
I follow this guy who does incredible night time photography…
http://jonrista.com/the-astrophotographers-guide/getting-started-with-astrophotography/
and I think how nice it’d be to do that. And his first bit of advice is to find a nice dark sky.
Oh well, no dark sky around these parts. 😦
I’ll check him out… Yes, no starry nights for you unless you head out of town. Maybe you could do Hopper-esque type of shots? Although roaming LA at night is probably not a good idea!
I agree with MK, I often try to capture the beauty of a full moon and never achieve it. Its just beautiful. Thanks Eliza.
Thank you, Karen. It requires a tripod and LOTS of patience. Still learning!
Stunning!!!
Thank you, Gigi. Good moon for howling! 😉 While shooting this, I actually heard a neighbor about 1/2 mi. away doing just that. They did it during the eclipse, too. Must be a regular thing with them! 😉
Wow!
🙂 Thanks!
Lovely:)
Thank you!
That is a phenomenal shot!
Thank you, Dor. I’m just beginning to try my hand at night photography. Lots of trial and error to get one right! 😉
Wow!!!!!!
🙂 Thanks!
outstanding image.
Thank you, Kim!
I particularly love this photo because it reminds me how near we all are really, under the same moon and sky. 🙂
I often think that, too. Connected!
Thank you, Eliza!!! It was cloudy here so I did not see the Harvest Moon!! Great shot!!! ❤
Thank you, Amy! ❤
Wow…
🙂 Thanks, Storm!
Yup, I would agree, a perfect response to the challenge…Great photo.
To the moon!
Yes, Ralph! 😉
Oooooh!! Needs a Love button! ❤
Thank you so much, Robin!