It’s a good thing I practiced taking photographs of the near Super Moon Saturday night (8/9), because the clouds and rain moved in last night. I hooked my camera body to my telescope … and thankfully had a moon filter … and this is the uncropped image. Wow, right?!? It was worth the massive mosquito bites. lol
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GREAT, Schelley! Thanks for the smart and hard work! Take care, my friend! Hugs from Fort Myers. Traveling next to Philly and then back to San Diego on Saturday.
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You’re always so sweet, Fabio. Thank you! So are you traveling on business or pleasure? Hope it’s not too hot in Fort Myers! Take care, and safe travels. 🙂
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Hi Schelley, It is for pleasure and also to take care of the home we have in F.M. Ze is with me and we are going to meet Lucas, our youngest, in Philly. He is a PhD candidate in comparative literature at U Penn. We are taking some pics, but not as great as the ones you share with us. Take care… Very hot here… Over ninety…:-)
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Nver heard of moon filters before. Thanks for sharing!
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Moon filters are normally used on the eyepiece for the telescope; otherwise, the full moon is so bright that it’s almost painful to view! This allowed me to take a photograph that wasn’t just all light. Glad you like! 🙂
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Great image Schelley! I was hampered for a while by the clouds last night but had great fun watching the supermoon rise 🙂
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Thanks, Sarah! At least you were able to see the moon rise. I listened to the rain. 😉
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