The sky has been clear most nights this week so I've taken the opportunity to stand outside staring at the moon! These two are from 19 / 20 April :-)
Friday, 23 April 2010
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Your moon pictures are just fantastic! I love the detail on the craters. Your moon pictures are the standard I try to attain whenever I try to take my own. But mine never quite achieve this level of excellence.
Stunning pictures of the moon. :)
your camera is excellent john! i liked comparing the two and how they are so different on the seperate days
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That's just lovely. :) I prefer the bluish toned shot!
very good shots! And interesting.
Oh my, just spectacular!!!
Those are amazing photos. What did you use to take the pictures?
wow what a camera u have! u got the best shot of the moon here.
Really stunning shots.
I'm using an Olympus 935 digital compact camera with the maximum zoom. I get the best results if I use a tripod, the self timer, a low ISO and reduce the exposure compensation. :-)
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