Sky Watch Friday # 39



It's another moon shot from me this week, I just cannot resist taking shots of the moon and love to see the detail on its surface. To join Sky Watch or see other participants click here

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  1. Alexander6:16 pm

    That's a clear shot. Very nice.

    Have a great weekend.

    Alexander
    Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex

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  2. GreensboroDailyPhoto9:08 pm

    Anyone who takes moon shots like this needs to share them. Stunning!

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  3. Greg Dimitriadis9:09 pm

    Excellent shot, I love it. What kind of equipment did you use?

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  4. SquirrelQueen12:50 am

    A wonderful shot, you just can't have too many photos of the moon.

    Have a wonderful weekend,
    SQ

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  5. chrome3d7:00 am

    Beautiful cheese moon.

    Have to start saving for better zoom lens and wait for darker nights...

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  6. Anonymous7:07 am

    That' s a real clear shot of the moon!

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  7. bowledover11:00 am

    I too am a moon gazer, lovely shot. May you capture many more to share with us all.

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  8. Anonymous4:07 pm

    Careful! You will soon be as good as you know who. Wonderful shot. Anon.

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  9. Dancin Fool8:41 pm

    Hello All! Thank you for your lovely comments and sorry for my delay in responding.

    Gerg, I use a Canon EOS 400D with a 18-55mm lens as standard and a 90-300mm for this shot. I used my tripod too.

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  10. Janice / Dancing with Sunflowers1:13 pm

    That is one AMAZING shot of the moon. I've just read which mens you used. My longest is 200mm - the extra 100mm you have there really does make all the difference. I'd love to capture an image of the moon like this - well done, and thanks for sharing it.

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