friendly reminder!!! Supermoon tomorrow!!!
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Tabor Warren Photography
I want to go shoot something with a Canon...
Dang, I just went outside and there is so much cloud cover here in Tulsa that the moon is doing nothing more than playing a mean game of peek-a-boo. Kudos on your shot though, well done! Now I have another item on my list of "must have shots" for tomorrow's wedding. lol
Cheers,
-Tabor
Cheers,
-Tabor
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So does the moon have an atmosphere of any type? Interesting to see blackness surrounding the moon and no stars.
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A friend called and wanted to shoot the Supermoon. I was hesitant to go but gave in. I grabbed what was avail; 5D2 & 70-200 Mk I, which I use for lightning shots since I'm not too concerned if they get wet. So, the moon pops out for a few minutes, then comes a light drizzle causing all of the other togs to scatter. Then it ducks under a cloud.
So here is my shot, It got "Explored".
I wish I'd grabbed the 5D3 & 70-200 Mk II, as my friend had his D800E & 70-200.
But there goes the saying:
"The Best Camera You Have is the One with You"
To me, its a little soft, but I got the shot.
2013 Supermoon Eclipse from NYC [Explored] by Strykapose, on Flickr
So here is my shot, It got "Explored".
I wish I'd grabbed the 5D3 & 70-200 Mk II, as my friend had his D800E & 70-200.
But there goes the saying:
"The Best Camera You Have is the One with You"
To me, its a little soft, but I got the shot.
2013 Supermoon Eclipse from NYC [Explored] by Strykapose, on Flickr
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duydaniel said:
Thanks, You have a nice shot also.
Looks like you had clear skies to get that shot.
I did forget to mention it was cloudy here, with no lightning on the radar.
Which was why I was hesitant on going. A few hours before sunset/moonrise, the skies opened up.
About 10 minutes after moonrise, it ducked behind the clouds.
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Not a 'supermoon'....but a 5 second shot of the ISS passing almost directly between my location and Saturn. Had I been up the road a mile in mosquito country, it would have done just that, but Saturn would not have shown on the shot.
As an aside, I'm an amateur astronomer/astrophotographer and like many of my compadres, I don't care for the term 'supermoon'. Visually, it looks like every other full moon you'll ever see (except an eclipse).
As an aside, I'm an amateur astronomer/astrophotographer and like many of my compadres, I don't care for the term 'supermoon'. Visually, it looks like every other full moon you'll ever see (except an eclipse).
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